REVIEW MOVIE: Run - 2020

Suspense, manipulation and representativeness;

Synopsis:

Chloe (Kiera Allen) is a teenager who suffers from numerous illnesses, including paralysis, who put her in a wheelchair, which is why she is educated at home by her mother, Diane (Sarah Paulson), and eagerly awaits the letter from college response. But the young woman observes a certain strange behavior from her mother and makes her suspicious that something is wrong, when she finds a medication prescribed for her mother, so Chloe starts to question everything, as she suspects that there is something sinister behind everything, and she goes after clues to discover that dark side.

Review:

Diane, a mother who practically dominates the life of her daughter Chloe, the girl in turn is in a wheelchair, in addition to suffering from numerous diseases, such as arrhythmia and diabetes. The film, in turn, manages to balance the duality of the manipulative protagonist with doses of suspense that leave viewers holding their breath.

Diane devoted 17 years of her life to her teenage daughter, but she does not show more than that, the girl's childhood is not shown, or other moments outside the restricted period in which the film is set. While Chloe waits anxiously for the answer from college, but she also seems comfortable with her current life, she lives at home, and studies at home, in the middle of nowhere, without access to friends, without cellular access and without unsupervised internet access ... she lives totally isolated by herself.

The relationship between mother and daughter is the focus of RUN, even discovering all her mother's secret, Chloe appears ill a few years later at the end of the film, maybe some of Chloe's illnesses are real, but other illnesses have become real as time goes by of time.

What makes the plot intriguing is that even with the discovery that Chloe was not born with paralysis and this was caused by prolonged use of consistent intake of unnecessary medications, the character is still in a wheelchair when she goes to visit her mother Diane who she is trapped and bedridden, which probably means that she will remain there for a long time as Chloe forces her to take lidocaine, the same medicine her mother gave her and if she keeps giving her medicine to her mother, it is possible that she will develop similar illnesses that will lead you to death.

In the case of Chloe who is still in a wheelchair without even having paralysis, everything indicates that she has become an ambulatory wheelchair, that is, she has the ability to walk short distances, but it is unlikely that she will be able to walk for long periods of time. time.

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