US EditionMovie Review: In 'My Dead Friend Zoe,' a dark comedy about PTSD
- The film 'My Dead Friend Zoe' addresses post-combat struggles using humor and playfulness, juxtaposed with trauma and sorrow.
- The film features a blend of comedy and horror, particularly in the interactions between characters who express discomfort with traditional therapy.
- Morgan Freeman plays the counselor in a mandatory group session for veterans, while Ed Harris portrays a character with early Alzheimer’s.
- In 'My Dead Friend Zoe,' soldiers confront PTSD with humor and sorrow.
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In 'My Dead Friend Zoe,' a dark comedy about PTSD
“My Dead Friend Zoe,” starring Natalie Morales and Sonequa Martin-Green, confronts a dark reality of post-combat struggle with as much humor and playfulness as it does trauma and sorrow. Director
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