The first word to cross my mind after this First Impression is: intense.
Insomnia is still a tabu and whoever deals with is often judged or set aside by society. Whenever it's portrayed, it's usually in a light manner. However, Jack Jordan is displaying its heavy side. Probably, a little bit hard to get into, which on the other hand adds to complexity of the issue. I can already sense a psychological thriller and I'm curious to see how a mother can deal with the responsibility of losing a child.
Insomnia is still a tabu and whoever deals with is often judged or set aside by society. Whenever it's portrayed, it's usually in a light manner. However, Jack Jordan is displaying its heavy side. Probably, a little bit hard to get into, which on the other hand adds to complexity of the issue. I can already sense a psychological thriller and I'm curious to see how a mother can deal with the responsibility of losing a child.