May December

Did they actually let Georgie become the music supervisor? Is he the one who allowed the distracting piano music at the end?

The cast are all giving good performances, but ultimately this was sad to watch, and it's existence is a little weird. I'm not sure if the Mary Kay Letourneau story needed to be told again, a few years after her death while her victim is still alive and seemingly trying to live a private life. Vili has said no one from the film reached out to him. It's ironic to make a movie about an actress spending time with them to "tell the story truthfully" with an ending that shows it's another low budget Lifetime movie, and then for the actual film with very high caliber talent to not reach out to who it is inspired by. I don't know, this just feels icky for more than just the subject matter.