This feels like a story that was written by city slickers about their idea of what it would be like to live off the grid but too many things are either unrealistic or make the main character seem completely crazy, which she IS struggling emotionally, but those decisions didn't seem like they came from a place of bad mental health, but seemed like this was her trying to save her soul. Cinematography is good and the rugged setting is cool, but it's kind of a slow story that takes awhile to get going. Once it does, there are some nice moments.
Review of Land
