Promise

About This Movie

So, 'Promise' from '86, right? It's this heavy drama that really dives into family dynamics. Bob’s back home for his mom’s funeral, but it's not just grief he's dealing with. He’s got this promise hanging over him—taking care of his brother DJ, who's living with schizophrenia. The emotional weight is palpable, and the pacing feels just right for a TV movie. The performances are pretty solid, especially in how they portray the struggles of mental illness. It’s raw, you know? It captures that tension between obligation and personal freedom. What sets it apart is that gritty realism; it pulls you in without glamorizing the situation. Definitely a unique piece worth discussing.

Explores themes of mental illness and family obligation. · Strong performances that convey emotional depth. · Captivating atmosphere that reflects real-life challenges.