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Following Angie who is a 19-year-old young lady prepares to join the college for her first year there. Her life flips around when her parents quit sending her cash and her monetary condition turns out to be awful. However, she discovers its achievement in the drug field in which she begins with some little sales then she swings to be one of the greatest merchants.
[Wang's] screenplay is a roiling yet random stew of melodramatic elements all too calculated to wring the most extreme emotional reaction from the viewer.
Wang doesn't attempt to garner any undeserved sympathy for her younger self or over-explain her erratic behavior. She simply lays out the facts (as best she can relay them) and affords the viewer the ability to pass judgment.
"MDMA"... doesn't fully communicate the context of Angie's experience priors to the film, keeping us removed from the character and the movie as a whole.