The start needs a bit of concentration figuring out who is who but once you get the family dynamic it's quite a fun ride. The wacko of the week is a little girl and well played by the young actress Sarah Abbott. She is an abused orphan adopted by a woman. When the woman does a genetic genealogy test for the girl, they find out the girl is descended from a German noble family. Because the girl has all these complexes about her background she obsesses about her lineage and being a princess. It's quite a current topic with lots of Americans finding out where their mixed ancestries originate. Like the way the little girl does her wacko deeds. Not too over the top with a satisfying ending.

This film is about a delusional 10 year old girl who goes on a rampage. Her adoptive mother was very good to her, but with the years of abuse from her mother, causes this girl to turn obsessive about having a better life. This really was a pretty good thriller.

Wow. I'm so glad my Canadian tax dollars are paying for a production like this. The story sounds good at the start: abused child goes into care, she is troubled, gets adopted by a supportive family. She is more troubled than anyone can guess. She almost murders her camp counselor, almost causes fatal anaphylaxis to a fellow camper, and her mom thinks it's best if they have a frappuccino before she takes her to the police station. Why do Canadian productions always feel satirical? Acting was alright, the dialogue at times was super cringey. The whole story was exceptionally unbelievable. There were times where we couldn't stop laughing it was that bad.