She makes the viewer connect with the story and get drawn into it. The main actress, Chloe Grace Moretz, does an incredible job at depicting what it would actually feel like and look like if someone was going through the same thing. It is interesting to see how her body is reacting to the different things that are going through her head. It keeps you wanting to see the progression of her mental health. I believe the movie is really entertaining and interesting. The film is, therefore, extremely reliable since they gathered their information from the original source that lived through what the in-film actress displayed. This definitely facilitated the writers and directors of this movie to be able to recreate her story into a film. Since she was a reporter and journalist for the New York Times, she was asked to write a memoir of her story. The story line followed the actual life stories that the real Susannah Calahan dealt with in her life. Since the movie is based on a true story, most of it is not fictional and shows reliable information. Lastly, this movie can be catered to academicians, especially if they are studying Psychology, because it is extremely informational on brain disorders and Anti-NMDA-Receptor Encephalitis. It can also be catered to students because it follows an interesting story line of a young 21 year old who is struggling to find herself in her own body and the drama keeps the viewer entertained. Brain on Fire can definitely cater to professionals, especially in the Psychology field, because it follows the rare case of a fairly new neurological disorder that is not a lot of people know about. This movie can be catered to a wide array of audiences. Both the memoir and the film were created in the hopes of educating the public about anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis, a rare autoimmune disorder. In one humorous scene, a young man is nude, his genitals covered by the guitar he plays. Swearing includes use of "s-t," "ass," " hell," and "d-k." A young couple kisses and embraces it's implied that they've slept together. Cahalan's behavior is volatile at times she's out of control and subject to violent seizures. until the arrival of a brilliant doctor who refuses to give up.
With no diagnosis apparent, she and her loved ones are left without hope of recovery.
As a talented young reporter on the staff of the New York Post, Cahalan ( Chloe Grace Moretz) begins exhibiting unusual behavior and experiencing strange physical symptoms.
Parents need to know that Brain on Fire is a movie based on Susannah Cahalan's same-named memoir. Drinking is discussed as a possible underlying cause of illness.ĭid you know you can flag iffy content? Adjust limits for Drinking, Drugs & Smoking in your kid's entertainment guide.
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