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“…Folsom’s amazing portrayal of Sarah adds sheer brilliance to the film.” – Twitch

“The shining star in this cast… a delight” – Lost in Reviews

“Folsom nails the part as a loveable, sharp-witted girl…” – Behind the Hype

“Folsom’s performance is stunning… ” The Stop Button

“…watching Folsom go from zero to sixty and back emotionally is amazingly resonate.” – Jared Mobarak

“The moments with Sara (Folsom) are the film’s strongest” – Pictureshow Pundits

“Folsom transforms the cancer patient Sara into a fount of inner beauty and peace prevailing over her disease” – The Flickhead

“The best reason to see Things is for Grace Folsom’s performance… Sharp and sarcastic, never for a moment allowing anyone to feel sorry for her, yet revealing her own vulnerabilities near the end, this is one great character and performance. What makes Folsom’s performance more remarkable is that most of her acting is from the neck up, while sitting in a wheel chair or in bed. It’s in her eyes, her facial expressions, her voice. Hopefully others will take notice.” – Pete Nelhaus

“Folsom, in her first feature film, is simply extraordinary.”
-The Independent Critic

“And Folsom is really wonderful… she gets to play both the real Sara and an imaginary version Violet uses as a mental sounding board, and the difference between the two performances gives you a sense of just how good this young actress, making her feature film debut, can be.”
-The View From the Balcony

“Grace Folsom is also deserving of praise and really shines in her feature film debut.
-Gary Collinson, Flickering Myth

“Folsom is a standout… goes for the jugular with some particularly heart-wrenching scenes that are not only pivotal to the storyline but drive the film forward. Folsom brings a loving touch of humor”
-Movie Shark, debbie lynn elias