The film's description sounded interesting but the movie was a mere skeletal stretch over some vague relationship to the film's description. It made no sense, there was no structure, the acting was bad. There were no protagonists or antagonists. Every character had some mysterious, but undisclosed past and secret that was never revealed. Bad all the way through. The creepy doctor character was probably the best thing in it. But the other two actors were pretty ineffective. Skip this...waste of time. I kept waiting for something to happen and it never did. The few flashbacks of his mother were confusing....did she die in a fire? was she a dancer? What happened and what was the son's role in it? And what exactly was the point of this new drug? None of these questions were answered.

Subtle boy meets girl story turns into a monumental psychological thriller in this film. Daniel Bielinski is incredible as the pharmaceutical-overdosed young man who falls in love and subsequently suffers from a disturbing transference of his late mother onto his new romantic interest. A must see!

A fun psychological thriller and a scathing commentary on the pharmaceutical industry. Daniel Bielinski and Linda Elena Tovar (who I loved as Nurse Rosalie Martinez on General Hospital!) are great as the lead lovebirds. Amazing soundtrack too!

I was hooked after the first 90 seconds.