Four Good Days

A mother struggles to help her estranged daughter navigate 11 crucial days as the daughter attempts to get clean from a debilitating drug addiction. The intense journey is fraught with emotional turmoil, relapses, and the deep-seated challenges of overcoming long-term substance abuse. Their fraught relationship is tested to its limits as they confront the past and fight for a hopeful future.

Four Good Days received generally mixed to positive reviews from critics, with particular praise directed towards the performances of Glenn Close and Mila Kunis. While some critics found the narrative somewhat predictable, the emotional weight and raw portrayal of addiction resonated with many.

• Mila Kunis and Glenn Close deliver powerful, emotionally resonant performances that anchor the film.

• The film offers a raw and often difficult portrayal of addiction and its impact on family dynamics.

• While compelling, the narrative occasionally falls into predictable dramatic territory.

Google audience: Google users generally appreciated the film, highlighting the strong acting from the lead actresses and the honest depiction of the struggles associated with drug addiction. Many found it a moving and impactful story.

Mila Kunis has stated that preparing for this role was one of the most difficult experiences of her acting career due to the emotional and physical demands of portraying a person struggling with addiction.