The In-Between

This movie gives you all the emotions! Acting was wonderful, story was moving! It tackles real issues and does it beautifully! All the negative comments are rubbish!

Acting, photo ok. But a plot so extremely boring, dull, insipid and bland that I have to tip my hat for whoever managed to convince a bunch of people into making this thing.

This movie was like watching poetry in motion. It somehow takes you off your seat and brings you on this road trip. Transcending you into the life of these characters. Mindy Bledsoe was absolutely phenomenal. She showed the ugly truth about crps all while living life. I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a little trip for the soul.

This movie not only addresses the struggles of 2 girls who so beautifully show how their chronic illnesses cannot stop them from anything, but is a great story of friendship, adventure and joy! This movie will make your heart fill with inspiration and adventure !

As the founder of CRPS Amputee Warriors, I am thrilled to announce the release of the long awaited movie "The In-Between". Mindy Bledsoe is the first (female) director, producer, screenwriter, and actress to bring Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) into a feature film. This movie allowed those without CRPS the ability to step into our world and see a truthful depiction of this disease. For those with CRPS, she's depicted our pain, struggle and strength with integrity and purpose. Now is the time to show our support.

It was not worth the hour it took to watch it. felt like it was created by people who do film but don't write stories. it was a rough story line that wasn't clear, everyone but Jennifer stone couldn't act, and it wasn't focused on Mads the Diabetic or her diabetes at all. Just mostly about her and her friend complain about their tragic back stories while focusing on her friends chronic pain. 0/10 would not recommend. wish it was better then it was.

The In-Between is a Women's Road story. It is, in turns, hilariously funny and sweetly tragic. Not only does it brilliantly cover invisible illnesses, it's a deep dive into abandonment, betrayal and the secrets we don't even tell our best friends, because they're just too painful.

This film is wonderful in cinematography, story-line, and acting. It bravely dives into the world of chronic disease and leaves you with a real connection with the main characters. I hope to see many more brilliant films from this team!