I Smile Back 2015 Watch Free in HD

Laney is an attractive, intelligent suburban wife and devoted mother of two adorable children. But she takes the drugs, sleeps with the men and disappears when she wants. Now, with the destruction of her family looming, and temptation everywhere, Laney makes one last desperate attempt at redemption.

Genre:

Drama

Actors:

Josh Charles, Skylar Gaertner, Shayne Coleman, Sarah Silverman, Nick Taylor, Mia Barron, Thomas Sadoski, Sean Reda, Cynthia Darlow, Kristin Griffith, Terry Kinney, ...»

Director:

Adam Salky

Country:

United States

Release:

2015

IMDb:

6.2

Quality:

Duration:

85 min

Toronto Star

I Smile Back pummels with nastiness, then moves from one shocking event to the next without a backward glance.

December 03, 2015

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Laramie Movie Scope

It would be nice if this film offered more hope for Laney, but it isn't that kind of film. It is just a slice of life, and a pretty depressing slice at that, with a disturbing beginning, a dismal end and false hope in the middle.

January 21, 2016

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MovieFreak.com

I Smile Back might not rewrite the addiction or mental illness melodrama rule book but that doesn't make it less affecting, Silverman's spectacular performance alone making the price of a ticket well worth spending.

August 22, 2016

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Toronto Sun

I Smile Back isn't a candy-coated, noble depiction of addiction and the toll it takes on families, but rather a bleak yet honest look at how regular people lose themselves, and how difficult it can be to find the way back.

December 03, 2015

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The Film Stage

At a running time of 85 minutes, we learn too little about Laney and too much about her addiction.

February 24, 2016

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Chicago Sun-Times

A tough, unbending, sometimes brutally truthful profile of one woman's addiction and the havoc it wreaks on herself and just about everyone who matters to her.

November 05, 2015

Flavorwire

'I Smile Back' could very well be just another addiction drama, were it not for the power and force of Silverman's performance, which she plays with such raw openness that she transcends the material.

May 30, 2016

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Seattle Times

Silverman's performance, while good, is by no means great, and she is not able to transcend what amounts to a little too much sweetness and light in this cinematic "Smile."

November 05, 2015

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Boston Globe

Silverman is far and away the best part of "I Smile Back," a strained entry in the Mad Housewife genre.

November 05, 2015

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Eye for Film

The sort of reductionism one finds in cautionary videos made for schools, with equally weak logic.

December 17, 2015

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rec.arts.movies.reviews

Silverman is excellent, but she could use a better script.

August 15, 2016

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Globe and Mail

Silverman delivers a knockout performance - any memories of her scatalogical stand-up act are washed away in an instant. But her intense commitment to the depths of depression belongs in a better, more focused, less derivative film.

December 04, 2015

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