Comedy,Drama,Music
United States of America
"Unlovable" is a 2018 American independent drama film directed by Suzi Yoonessi and co-written by Charlene deGuzman, Sarah Adina Smith and Mark Duplass. The film stars deGuzman as Joy, a woman who struggles with sex addiction, substance abuse and depression. After hitting rock bottom, she checks into a rehab facility, where she discovers a new passion for music.
Joy meets a reclusive musician named Jim (John Hawkes), who offers to help her write and record a song. They begin to spend more time together, eventually forming a deep emotional bond. Through their musical collaboration, Joy learns to trust and open up to others, including her sponsor (Melissa Leo) and childhood friend (Jake McDorman).
As Joy continues to work on her sobriety, she must also confront the intense feelings she has developed for Jim, who shows signs of struggling with his own emotional issues. Their relationship is further complicated by Jim's reluctance to perform or share his music with others.
"Unlovable" is a heartfelt and honest portrayal of addiction, recovery, and the healing power of creative expression. The film received positive reviews for its authentic performances, compelling storytelling, and catchy original music. It also brought attention to the issue of sex addiction and its impact on one's mental health and relationships.
