Trauma (DVD, 2005)

Were Colin Firth to star in "The Life Story of Mickey Mouse," in the title role, I'd buy it. I am a Colin Firth fan, as is my husband.
The acting talents of Mr. Firth are excellent. However, this was not his shining hour, due to the bizarre plot of this film, which was, for the most part, disturbing, and in general, confusing. It was without explanation, as far as Ben's actions, toward the ending, nor offered any closure, at the end of the movie. It just leaves you hanging.
It did, however, convey a most valuable lesson, & that is, to always be wary, and on-your-guard, with persons you've only just met...most especially those who are grieving, or who are suffering memory loss, or who appear to be mentally or emotionally troubled, in any manner of speaking. Leave their recovery, their comforting, to the professionals, and grant them a lot of space, and privacy.
The red flags were blatantly flapping in hurricane force winds, the ear-splitting warning sirens were going off at every turn, by most every action displayed by Ben. But they went totally unheeded, by the too-free-with-herself Charlotte.

Roberta Hughes