Broken Diamonds a Somber, Important Movie

KUAF | By Kyle Kellams

Published July 21, 2021 at 11:26 AM CDT

Broken Diamonds isn't the summer's feel-good movie, according to Courtney Lanning, film critic for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, but an important film that treats mental illness with respect and honesty.

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