Binge ∞ Purge 2016
In Brandon C. Lay's intimate drama *Binge ∞ Purge* (2016), one woman's struggle with bulimia takes center stage after she loses her job and spirals into destructive cycles of self-harm.
Director: Brandon C. Lay
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Binge ∞ Purge (2016) about?
*Binge ∞ Purge* follows Valerie, who turns to bulimia after job loss, until a quirky new friend named Jacey offers a lifeline back to healing. Their bond becomes the unlikely force that helps Valerie reclaim control over her life and her health.
Who directed Binge ∞ Purge?
Brandon C. Lay directed the film, delivering a poignant exploration of mental health through personal storytelling.
Who stars in Binge ∞ Purge?
The film stars Valynn Turkovich as Valerie, Kate Hughes as Jacey, and is joined by Orianna Nerino, Maria Sole, and Jeanie Olah.
Is Binge ∞ Purge (2016) worth watching?
With its unflinching portrayal of bulimia and recovery, *Binge ∞ Purge* offers a powerful narrative for those interested in drama-driven character studies. While it's an independent short, its emotional depth and strong performances make it a compelling watch for fans of intimate, theme-rich storytelling.
How long is Binge ∞ Purge?
The film runs for 40 minutes.
About Binge ∞ Purge (2016) — A Raw Drama on Recovery and Friendship
In Brandon C. Lay's intimate drama *Binge ∞ Purge* (2016), one woman's struggle with bulimia takes center stage after she loses her job and spirals into destructive cycles of self-harm. Valynn Turkovich delivers a raw, heartfelt performance as Valerie, whose journey toward recovery seems impossible—until she crosses paths with the unconventional Jacey (Kate Hughes). Their unlikely friendship becomes the catalyst for Valerie to confront her demons, weaving themes of resilience and human connection against a backdrop of emotional turbulence.
The film's compact 40-minute runtime sharpens its focus, immersing viewers in a deeply personal story that resonates with authenticity. With a cast led by Turkovich and Hughes, *Binge ∞ Purge* explores the fragility of mental health and the unexpected people who can help rebuild lives.