Girl, Interrupted (1999) - Ambivalent Scene (6/10) | Movieclips

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Susanna (Winona Ryder) gets a personal sit down with Dr. Sonia Wick (Vanessa Redgrave).
FILM DESCRIPTION:
In 1967, 19-year-old Susanna (Winona Ryder) feels that "reality is becoming too dense" and is diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder. The doctor suggests to her parents that she be committed to the Claymore Hospital, and she spends the next 18 months struggling with her troubled psyche and the bizarre world of the institution. Susanna bonds with several other patients, including Lisa (Angelina Jolie), Polly (Elizabeth Moss), and Georgina (Clea DuVall). As she realizes that Lisa is potentially dangerous and truly needs help, Susanna begins to work harder with her psychiatrist (Vanessa Redgrave) and the nurse on the ward (Whoopi Goldberg). But Susanna soon learns that getting out of the hospital is not as easy as getting in. Girl, Interrupted was based on the autobiography of Susanna Kaysen, who really did spend a year-and-a-half in the McLean Psychiatric Hospital in Belmont, Massachusetts.
CREDITS:
TM & © Sony (1999)
Cast: Vanessa Redgrave, Winona Ryder
Director: James Mangold
Producers: Carol Bodie, Georgia Kacandes, Susanna Kaysen, Cathy Konrad, Winona Ryder, Douglas Wick
Screenwriters: Susanna Kaysen, James Mangold, Lisa Loomer, Anna Hamilton Phelan
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[@ameebohrer1889]

Dr. Wick is my dream therapist. Not only does she truly care, but she is so damn intelligent and makes sharp connections. She wakes you up. It's damn hard to find that.

[@joeldecoster8816]

WTF. She is just spilling out word she read in literature, she is no more sane than Suzanna

[@halyketarrant]

@@joeldecoster8816 you really don’t know what you’re talking about.

[@halyketarrant]

My therapist is very much like her. I know, I was lucky.

[@joeldecoster8816]

@@halyketarrant You don't know me, I hate psychiatrists, they are egomaniacs, they don't know what THEY ae talking about. But they love to think they can hel[p you by condesernsion and patronization. And don't think they care! And they get off on the power to judge you. And lock you up. And discuss your case to their colleagues, professional gossips.

[@halyketarrant]

@@joeldecoster8816 I was talking about therapists, not psychiatrists, and your opinion about them is exactly that, a mere opinion. Not the truth.

[@daniellevinson6975]

I just love the wisdom, grace and empathy the therapist shows in this scene...

[@EphemeralProductions]

Yeah. Such is not common among mental health professionals, especially friggin psychiatrists

[@rr7firefly]

Her Latin quotation shows that she is far smarter than most mental health professionals. To bring another person into a deeper understanding of their situation is a rare gift. She has other dimensions, obviously well versed in literature and philosophy. // I would like to add that I have personal experience to comment on therapists. I went to see one after my girlfriend died as the result of a serious accident, hours after I rushed her to the emergency room. I was depressed and needed to sort out my extreme confusion about the accident. The therapist was worthless, completely unable to help me because of his low intelligence (and maybe even laziness). This was not an atmosphere where I could make any progress. I left during the second session and told him I would not pay his bill because he was incompetent.

[@YesJellyfish]

I think she projects arrogance and shallow intelligence

[@sprungoveryou1]

The therapist in this movie is played by Vanessa Redgrave

[@daniellevinson6975]

@@sprungoveryou1 Yeah, I know!

[@MichaelAmes]

My therapist just tells me to take deep breaths...

[@55sweetheart55]

Time to get a new one!

[@GullibleTarget]

Your therapist also told you what those deep breaths are for. You decided to make it just about deep breaths.

[@GullibleTarget]

And yes: maybe it's time to get a new one. Not a therapist per se. But someone who you can just 'talk to' whilst, putting all that you've learned in therapy, into practice. It's VERY hard and very scary to change. Those deep breaths could help a great deal while you take the Wynona route. Keep breathing to remind yourself that you're still alive and growing and getting better.

[@Jeffari1]

Dr. Katz will give you the help you need

[@susanaquiroz7800]

Mine just give me the drugs

[@janeadelaidelennox7193]

"Not surprising you profess carelessness about them" Most impactful statement in this entire film.

[@EphemeralProductions]

She saw right through her and called it out. A dream therapist indeed. Something we all need from time to time

[@Sameoldfitup]

“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams

[@rebeccap5538]

❤

[@rebeccap5538]

Have you ever listened to "Salisbury Hill" by Peter Gabriel

[@Sameoldfitup]

@@rebeccap5538 yes i have

[@Yasmin-r4s9x]

Beautiful

[@margoc88]

Vanessa Redgrave is criminally underrated in this movie!!

[@michaelraymond5048]

She has that matron/headmistress aire about her. She *commands* your respect because she is a Lady. They don't make them like that anymore.

[@EphemeralProductions]

she is! she definitely played a great psychiatrist.

[@cookie_dough_hangover]

What a wonderful actress!

[@barneyronnie]

​@@cookie_dough_hangover I have fallen in love with you! I'd like to get to know you ...

[@cookie_dough_hangover]

@@barneyronnie ask my husband of 20 years..

[@amourewebster]

This has been my favorite movie for years.. Am I the only one who thinks this movie is a reflection of thousands of people living there lives today? Wondering if we're crazy, just so we have somewhere we can fit in? Indulging in flaws that are holding us back, curling up with them and allowing them to feed on us, when all we have to do is get up and walk out the door... but were too self indulgent to realize how simple it would be to just take charge of your life and change it? I think this movie is about hiding inside yourself and finding your way out of the most powerful Prison: Your mind. I LOVE it.

[@ICgay4]

I agree, and yes, it's Hollywood but the author, Susanna wanted to shared her experience, though it may not apply to everyone it is still life.

[@JabamiLain]

I have been wondering these things for months now. But my mother says that this is only fear talking. She says I have this mentality to explore and research things on such a deep level, that I sometimes put myself in a spiral. But my awareness of it means I can still improve and get out of the spiral.

[@lizmad8091]

You hit the nail on the head.

[@redfullmoon]

@@JabamiLain if you're into vedic astrology, you just described how Ketu conjunct moon or Ketu in 3rd house operates. The mind spiraling out of control.

[@Insanity-vv9nn]

This is a beautiful comment

[@drunkweebmarine9492]

I had a good therapist like this when I was 17-18. She truly cared about me and realized I had social phobia. I didn't know anything about it but she explained how it affects me and how she knows I have it. She even showed up at my high school graduation. She was the first therapist who listened to me. I cannot remember her name but I will never forget how she helped me. I am still suffering from it but she did help me manage it better.

[@kingayy9267]

@drunkweebmarine9492 I'm glad you had someone like that to guide you when you needed it most. That's so sweet she even went to your graduation. It's a shame you can't recall her name, because she'd surely love to hear everything you shared in your comment.

[@drunkweebmarine9492]

@@kingayy9267 yeah she really helped me out and I could tell she was genuine and cared aobut me

[@xrrgr]

that’s so sweet, you should try to find her!

[@Jot_aa]

BPD really strikes hard and I empathize with Susanna. She may have meant apathetic but she really is ambivalent. I am too. There’s the side that wants to give in and give up allow my dark thoughts to take hold. But it’s the other side that keeps pushing and keeps asking for help. He may not feel like he’s getting it but he’s trying.

[@creadorcontenido6970]

We all have dark thoughts, the point is to understand their function. Being human is symbolic construction, whether we like it or not, we all aim that construction because it's the only way to be fully human. Otherwise, embracing our darkness as an axe makes us animals. Then, we become vulnerable to other animals (crazy people) to use us and play with us, destroy us and the road of self-destruction will be complete: pure suffering, addictions, misery. Life is too short to waste it as an animal, let's do what we do best: be humans so we can give en receive love.

[@rebeccap5538]

❤

[@Rat_Queen86]

Then get help. My husband had BPD and is in therapy for it. It has helped him a lot to cope with his ambivalence There is no point living like that if you can get help

[@ericbradford8154]

Me, watching this at 15: Susanna is right Me, watching this at 23: oooooooh

[@GullibleTarget]

Me watching this at age 27: Gaaawd, Susanna! Stop being so petulant! Me watching this age 38: Poor, poor Susannah...you're on a self inflicted path of destruction. Choose life; you're dying! You are turning into Lisa. Lisa is dead inside. Lisa is no sociopath and you're no borderliner. Stop behaving like one; be you.

[@VictoriaWonders]

You are being mindcontrolled

[@soaresjr7788]

They are taking some antipsychotic drugs and getting healthy

[@dopaminefiend6182]

You've described what just happened in my brain haha

[@sammiepittman3130]

😂😂😂

[@stevenbeoethy872]

I love this scene...Susanna Respects emotional intelligence And the doctor does a good Job opening her mind to what The REAL problem is...

[@stevenbeoethy872]

@Life as we know it I think, And I don't know if you've seen The movie, Valerie (Whoopi's Character) describes her Neurosis/Psychosis PERFECTLY!

[@MobileToA]

...placing the serpent back On Track To Eating It’s tail . . .

[@anthonyking4334]

@@MobileToA im not sure if u kno this, but thats exactly how this work. the authority on the subject surely thinks so. hey... we could think that life lived off of the pleasure principal is absurd and voluntarily stop reproducing, but nahhh :D

[@MobileToA]

@@anthonyking4334 I was stoned I don’t even remember this lmao

[@anthonyking4334]

@@MobileToA ur stoned self is quite the poet lol

[@cphaura9968]

The tone that therapist is taking is enough to make anyone go nuts

[@porcelain100]

that's the point. she's supposed to provoke a response.

[@speckster8866]

Really? She's giving me ASMR vibes

[@EphemeralProductions]

Mental health workers are trained to do that to avoid escalating or sparking on the person

[@ishredchildreninboxfans754]

cphaura I love coraline

[@pieckfinger7169]

cphaura i love wybie

[@pathetic_kitten2061]

Vannessa Redgrave's voice is so soothing

[@whitneymiller3809]

That scene had me shook.

[@maryreilly5102]

Whitney Miller Vanessa Redgrave! She leaves me speechless.

[@wiggleflopbaker3855]

Same

[@hikikomāori]

will i stay or will i go ... ˢʰᵒᵘˡᵈ ᴵ ˢᵗᵃʸ ᵒʳ ˢʰᵒᵘˡᵈ ᶦ ᵍᵒ ⁿᵒʷ

[@ChanelCoco-pk7mp]

Darling you’ve got to let me know🤘🏼 😂

[@meredithr9824]

Doesnt matter if you dont have a choice.

[@diamond-vm5sl]

Meredith Richardson I don’t remember that lyric in the song....

[@Yaboringme]

Savannah if I go there will be trouble

[@sofula4693]

@@Yaboringme and if I stay it will be double

[@jolouis100]

She was looking for the word apathetic

[@rachelg9873]

Perhaps... and ambivalent was a Freudian slip?

[@ajmosutra7667]

@@rachelg9873 yes that is suggested in the text

[@MrBurkistan]

Or indifferent

[@ottopotomas]

I think she just understood the word ambivalent to indicate no particular preference of outcome, i.e. she would be happy with either option; didn't really care. but the therapist nurtures her understanding of the word and contextualises it to her response in a way which evokes clarity. ambivalence was the right word, and the outcome of the meeting was that she needed to think deeply about how she really felt about her progress having plateaued. this is one of my favourite scenes in any film, ever.

[@lulumoon6942]

Her use of the word here was fitting for her character, the scene, and often the same mistake when people use the word. Well written.

[@tatie7604]

Redgrave is a master. Who else could step into this scene? She is totally believable. Powerful.

[@alejandrorecheselas6418]

Vanessa Redgrave is always amazing. I love the way she plays her roles. All of them

[@mollystone2110]

" How much will you indulge in your flaws?" Oof.

[@davidrosset4457]

“Quis hic locus, Quae regio, Quae mundi plaga?” What world is this? What kingdom? What shores of what worlds? Epic scene.

[@lzmunch]

1:40 🎵WILL I STAY OR WILL I GO 🎶

[@nina1522]

AmbientCreativity 🎵If I go, there will be trouble, if I stay it will double🎵

[@rickyvalentine6071]

The Clash

[@spicycoolaid]

Maple Hades yesss

[@iamsofia3782]

Same actress too

[@LowSlungBadBitch]

Stranger Things… full circle?

[@Sunflwrbtch]

That’s the same old lady from the movie letters to Juliet. She was very good in this scene.. I wana reach her level of wisdom when I get older

[@maunster3414]

snflwr, that is a very excellent goal, to gain wisdom with grace.

[@marshaloiscamillephilpotts1454]

The beautiful, talented and interesting Vanessa Redgrave, she is a very good actress and I love her, she is the best.

[@Ashley-ch8mg]

Ambivalence is a state of having simultaneous conflicting reactions, beliefs, or feelings towards some object. Stated another way, ambivalence is the experience of having an attitude towards someone or something that contains both positively and negatively valenced components.

[@joeldecoster8816]

eh

[@Corinaggi]

I have a whole new appreciation for this scene watching as an adult versus a teen. So good. Vanessa Redgrave 🙌

[@autumnwind1216]

Winona is as underrated as it gets.

[@foxylewolf3352]

This is one of my favorite scenes of all time. It's so deep. The question of life...

[@levi_ackerman_119]

The music in this scene is phenomenal.

[@levi_ackerman_119]

I found out it’s called Ambivalence.

[@curtistinemiller4646]

Both of them made so much sense Susanna was just perfect so was the Thearpist insight...

[@Michelle-rv9ks]

This scene is actually therapy for the public

[@wiggleflopbaker3855]

Facts

[@steph.li3]

I don’t think these people know how privileged they are to able to have an access to a mental health care. I could only wish. My parents won’t even allow me to have a therapist even when my mother literally witnessed how I tried to end my life.

[@saoirsegannon547]

Tiffany Mayer what why won’t they let you get help?

[@steph.li3]

Saoirse Gannon I honestly don’t know but I think they just want me dead. Also they don’t give a flying fuck about me. They make it very obvious.

[@kristalcampbell3650]

I just wanted to pop in and see if you're doing ok and maybe I can share links/ resources my psych has shared with me. You may not get full support but we can get you some clandestine therapy.

[@imnotchris5091]

If you ever need anyone, I’m here Having bad mental health sucks but you’re stronger than you know And it does get better You’re never alone There’s a whole bunch of us to be here for u

[@gloomy.y]

yes, we may be randoms from the internet but we’re here for you bb🥺🖤 i’m sorry to hear all this, but i hope that you can keep a good mindset and continue to move forward. it gets better!

[@s1cklyheart208]

It always saddens me to know people KNOW about this movie but don’t bother watching it,they just stick with the aesthetic photos of Daisy and that’s it. And it’s fine. But at the same time…this movie is so beautiful,man. This scene especially.

[@tristezzalamentoluciano265]

Anyone else out there who has BPD, the ambivalence, the feeling that there are always two people inside, I definitely feel this. Anyone else?

[@malehlohonolo8463]

This writing is brilliant.

[@tanyaaa2590]

I wish she was my therapist 😩

[@grayrachelle]

lol I've never had a therapist quote latin. That would be amazing.

[@edbalzac5026]

I wish I had a therapist like this

[@kathleendobens6648]

She was spot on. She saw right thru her.

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

Vanessa Redgrave deserved an Oscar for this scene.

[@general8284]

And Susana Keysand just got totally outclassed...

[@shelliedejesus3815]

The therapist is antagonizing her for no reason...

[@Euroviking86]

This movie was spotlessly cast.

[@DrevorReal]

Everyone should be forced to watch this scene so they'll freaking know what ambivalent means.

[@tegridyprime]

2:55 Oh, that look of pure disdain is peak BPD😂 I relate on a cosmic level.

[@edbalzac5026]

What an amazing cast

[@juliaortizmolina7111]

Vanessa Redgrave... she won an Oscar, was also 5 times nominee. You can see why.

[@childofgod759]

Ambivalence is like being on the borderline, which is fitting considering she has borderline personality disorder so she is always on the borderline of something

[@ameliawiseman1158]

I feel like Susanna a lot and can show it regularly but I’m just a pissed off teenager with no life lol

[@deborahcookston9373]

Meeliee 97 These are feelings that many face, you are not alone. Do not diminish yourself because of age or otherwise. I wish you peace on this journey.

[@raliixaviero4674]

If this ain’t me😂

[@EphemeralProductions]

Hopefully you can overcome it before getting into adulthood. I have a friend who acts like this, but she's 33. :/

[@cailleauxheartsnbf]

@@EphemeralProductions u sound like a terrible friend

[@EphemeralProductions]

How am i terrible for calling it like it is??

[@rachelg9873]

I'd love to have a therapist pick me apart like that. .... why must mental health be a luxury?

[@debbywilliams9172]

How dare you

[@wespenn7243]

Vanessa Redgrave is awesome in this scene.

[@GeorgiaAndrea]

So these people care so much about Susanna or Lisa and they felt they’re not ready to leave the mental institution but then Daisy was another story…

[@user-dr5jv1wk4j]

They should ve kept that museum scean for reall thooooooo.

[@cherryblossombreeze4907]

I’d watch a sequel, with just this therapist and the Whoopi Goldberg characters as the focus.

[@Jimmylenaze]

id change the original by making susanna talk to daisy about her problems and save her

[@oraora33]

This is not how modern psychology works btw. Just so people know.

[@jmipraimundo]

Never was...sorry!This is a falacy...people there are drugged and treatment are harsh and you feel most time dopped and illness. They dont wanna show the worst 😢

[@sammiepittman3130]

was the therapist alluding to the fact that she thought susanna wasn’t really sick when she said that “am I sane or am I crazy” are courses of action

[@jaydaex1029]

I feel like it was more about "am I going to choose to work towards sanity?" or "am I going to sink into insanity?" Having bpd, you feel like you're constantly doubting and stuck between the "right" and "wrong" things and you change a lot depending on who you're interacting with and where you are. Is she gonna fall into and join the unhealthiness and toxicity around her, or choose to get out there for good?

[@joeldecoster8816]

@@jaydaex1029 So sick of the latest catch phrases....toxic, empowerment, absolutely.

[@shelbisanders9799]

@@joeldecoster8816 heyy why be rude?

[@joeldecoster8816]

@@shelbisanders9799 it's a 'choice'

[@robertyeah2259]

​@@joeldecoster8816 do u need a therapy session? lol

[@michaelchen2718]

We learned about this in AP Lang!

[@karolinab1028]

Odbicie sceniczne w Winonie jest jednocześnie odzwierciedleniem mojego zaburzenia i za każdym razem wgniata w ziemię... 😪

[@chloe8404]

I told my therapist I was suicidal and she said go home and you will be fine

[@Ejisnwoais]

find a new one

[@chloe8404]

I left the room and never went back

[@henrydurocher7443]

I think of this scene anytime anyone uses the word ambivalent

[@steveneric6208]

When it comes to change talk, this is the most impactful in the movie. The therapist illicits motivation and provides complex reflective listening. Wisdom all rolled into one. As for the therapist, her tone is problematic. The term superiority comes to mind.

[@inabind416]

In your opinion what would the proper tone be for the therapist to have used?

[@paulfarnaom.ao-wac3714]

@@inabind416 yeah Steven, same question here🤔...

[@b.691]

Her tone was objective. Maybe it seems superior because of how much insight this woman has. It can be intimidating, but I think she uses it effectively.

[@Octavia-nd3br]

Condescending?

[@racangela2995]

This is my fav scene , so much truth

[@Acesn888s]

Last week my therapist said I was ambivalent.

[@GullibleTarget]

And what do you think? Do you agree?

[@Acesn888s]

I don't know, I think that I may be as a defense mechanism, to protect myself from my tendency for suicidal ideation.

[@Acesn888s]

Thank you for asking!! I hope that you are doing good!!

[@shaffshaff26]

It's been a year. I hope you're doing alright. It's a tough world but I hope all of us dealing with our minds like a war could find solace even in the littlest thing. Hang in there

[@pm-rj7ef]

@@shaffshaff26 yes hang in there lol

[@patriciajames3645]

Me:wasn’t thinking about the movie and watched it 5 years ago Recommendations: let’s change that

[@Gestr3482]

omg her eyes

[@misters1r900]

She should 100% be able to leave when she wants to leave

[@Rissajeanette]

lol great take

[@jmipraimundo]

Now yes not in 60

[@satinrose999rose4]

Emdr therapy is the safest. Therapy nowadays is DANGEROUS. Be your own therapist

[@donaldquirk7801]

None of it is safe. These psychologists study really sick stuff. They are brainwashed and they try to molest and brainwash you. I was sexually assaulted by a psychologist in my 20s.

[@lifeisawaffle]

This movie is so powerful

[@peterdurkin8980]

Redgrave nails it

[@babbisp1]

1:38 Stranger Things flashback!

[@isabellemyzer1807]

Literally my attitude towards life ☠☠☠

[@YKantLaurenRead88]

I realized Winona looks like an elf in this scene and had to go to the psychward.

[@ImAllisonWonderland]

She read her 🤣🤣🤣

[@LD71685]

Such a great scene.

[@leilanidrennan1767]

SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO NOW 😂

[@Na2Ocean]

This scene kinda reminds me of Reality Bites. Just another word Winona Ryder doesn’t know. 🤭

[@changyiju6619]

Will i stay or will i go now

[@Javier.communitymanager]

Best scene ever!

[@the_pranic_element]

I like that therapist. It’s a shame so few are like her nowadays

[@kyshamotuliki7718]

Joyce always gotta be crazy when shes acting in a movie or series 😂

[@lilithjade4363]

her name is winona ryder not joyce. i understand you were referring to her popular role joyce, but you said acting so you were clearly referring to the actual person so her name is winona lmao

[@kyshamotuliki7718]

@@lilithjade4363 imao

[@fantastictoad8853]

Will I stay or will I go? In and out.

[@llezzamagu1]

…”how much would you indulge in your flaws…what are your flaws? Are they flaws? If you embrace them would you commit yourself to a hospital for life?”…

[@redfullmoon]

Flaws*

[@llezzamagu1]

@@redfullmoonthank you! I was so lost in that sentence that didn’t noticed my mistake thank you !

[@aramarami4544]

I love this movie

[@JakesNotDrinking]

Best scene

[@pennymojo_2002]

That clock sound in the background is from a song... wow

[@su9587]

Still one of my favorite scenes

[@wofaieloma3358]

Will I stay or will I go

[@word1013]

the doctor refutes the claim about the term "ambivalent"...

[@dearn_n]

watched this few days ago and its great and interesting especially reading the behind meanings of any scene,,

[@racangela2995]

A mystical problem:))) very magical 🧙‍♂️

[@sammiepittman3130]

It’s interesting that a lot of people use ambivalence the way Susanna does. Even tho it’s wrong

[@user-gw5nl1nd3g]

@1:35 stranger things fans?

[@JanetStarChild]

That's not a _Stranger Things_ reference. It's just the lyrics of a crappy song (most likely unintentional, since this movie takes place 20 years before that song was released).

[@AirFire18]

OH SHIT.......

[@alphabeticalorder168]

diana Hh fam it's the Clash and it's not from the song bc this came out years before the song

[@andreabweek]

I’m shook

[@DJ_MISERY]

Out of all things ou notice that.Tbh your really smart to notice that

[@pandaoneproductionsd9765]

I so wanted her to pick another grungy role like in reality bites but she never did. It was kind of a bummer.

[@amrose4214]

There alot of smoking in this moive it was the 1960s. Smoking relives mental illness it shows.

[@sonnasolod.9406]

As someone who is named Susanna. Whenever i watch this scene im like 😬😳

[@patrickspencer6550]

1:37 Like the song in Stranger Things?

[@YoshiXO]

I dislike people like that therapist. I have bipolar. I’ll never be fixed and I want people to stop acting like this is some type can come back from cause once you have it that’s it. U try to cope and adjust-that’s it. A whirlwind of emotions .. ups and downs... manic episodes etc it’s a lot but I’m here and I’m getting through life. One day at a time 😬

[@gloomy.y]

¥oshi Xo Stay strong, beautiful❤️

[@YoshiXO]

geekedonthestreet thanks hun you too 💜

[@foxylibrarian1]

A woman cured her bipolar by resetting her gut microbiome with a fecal transplant. She has a testimonial on KZbin. May be worth a try...

[@maunster3414]

CRM Sanders, what an excellent idea. So many mental illnesses have a physical root cause first and the mental illness sets in secondarily.

[@grayrachelle]

I appreciate your matter-of-fact perspective, and I agree. Thank you for sharing it.

[@racangela2995]

Strong feelings … the butterfly effect ! Omg the love chemicals, wowww science ppl

[@Jimmylenaze]

we can go vandalize buildings

[@davidmchugh2959]

I always thought Vanessa Redgrave sounded more Australian then South African in this movie...

[@NN57143]

I've never quite understood what is supposed to be wrong with Ryder's character. I know it's supposed to be BPD, but I'm not seeing it. Never have.

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Maybe the disorder varies with different people who have it

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today less BPD and more CPTSD yes trauma😢

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Vanessa redgrave looks like my mum

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Joyce From Stranger Things 😲😳

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Girl,lnterrupted

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1:42 Such a great film yet still uses cliches and slurs . Good therapists (which she is) would never say ''crazy''. Also, there are not just two extremes between ''sane'' or ''crazy'', because having mental illness/disorder is not necessarily being insane. Also, Winona still doesn't understand the point of the movie, she recently said it's about women being ''punished'' for not fitting it instead of people with mental disorders who need help. It's offensive to imply that being treated in the psychiatric hospital is the ''punishment''. Don't come at me, please, I suffer from this stigma my whole life, didn't expect a ''progressive'' hollywood start to be so ignorant about the subject of her own film.