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A minor work with evidence of genius. Parts of this are really stellar and the first two-thirds of Frank's journey is on par with her best - a nightmarish Mobius strip of world-rending violence on the road and at home. Unfortunately the ending fails to integrate the sum of its parts and is actually quite cheesy. The drop in quality is so substantial that I almost wonder if she got tired or sick and simply wanted it to be done - if age and mourning took their toll eventually. I can understand wanting to provide comfort, healing and resolution. I just wish that her picture of peace was as sophisticated and moving as all the suffering before it.