content: After reading the description, I thought this might be a movie that treated suicide lightly. I'm happy to say that I was wrong. At first, Greta (played by Hillary Duff) appears to be a self-centered, spoiled teenager. Throughout the course of the movie, it becomes apparent that Greta has much more depth -- and has experienced much more pain in her life -- than any teen should have to deal with. But at the same time, the movie shows how the thoughtless act of suicide (or even attempted suicide) affects others much more deeply, and in ways not expected. It's difficult to tell the how, why or who else without giving away the plot. But I will say that the movie does a good job of treating such a touchy subject with sensitivity, and in a way that doesn't glamorize suicide or treat it lightly. Despite myself, I ended up enjoying this movie.