Barefoot (2014) is a romantic comedy-drama directed by Andrew Fleming that follows the unlikely romance between a charming "black sheep" and a sheltered psychiatric patient. While it offers a lighthearted, "swoony" experience for some viewers, it has been widely criticized by professional critics for its "disturbing" and "infantilizing" portrayal of mental illness. Film Overview Andrew Fleming Stephen Zotnowski (based on the 2005 German film Evan Rachel Wood as Daisy Kensington, a naive patient raised in isolation Scott Speedman as Jay Wheeler, a gambling ne'er-do-well on probation J.K. Simmons as Dr. Bertleman Treat Williams Kate Burton as Jay’s wealthy parents Plot Summary
IMG_001.jpg), show a small thumbnail when hovering or in a grid view..mp4, .mov), show a frame preview or a play icon.What follows isn't just a fish-out-of-water comedy; it is a road trip movie about two people who don't fit into the boxes society has built for them. Daisy, having never experienced the "real world," reacts to everything with pure, unfiltered honesty. This dynamic forces Jay—and the audience—to look at the absurdities of modern social norms through fresh eyes. index of barefoot 2014
. Below is a guide to the film's "index" of details, including its plot, cast, and critical reception. Film Overview: Barefoot (2014) Barefoot (2014) is a romantic comedy-drama directed by