'To the Bone' lacks the courage to tackle a**rexia in a meaningful way
 

'To the Bone' lacks the courage to tackle a**rexia in a meaningful way
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Spoiler alert: This review contains detailed information about the plot of To the Bone.*

To the Bone, a Netflix film about one woman's life-threatening experience with a**rexia, begins at an unnecessarily awkward moment.*

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Our sarcastic protagonist, Ellen (Lily Collins), has just left a Los Angeles treatment center after being cruel to a**ther patient. When Ellen walks into her father and stepmother's home, she's greeted by Rosa, a woman who's presumably the family's housekeeper and is surprised that she's back so soon. * Read more...

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