Let's get complaining! With a distinct lack of accurate and helpful information on eating disorders and their respective treatments, the 2017 film "To the Bone" manages to further add to stereotypes and misconceptions. As your loyal hosts, we will endure our intense annoyance to tell you all about this crap so you don't have to deal with it. Despite Keanu's lovely presence, this movie earns a couple of middle fingers from us, but we enjoyed talking about it! We get into realities of EDs, what treatment is really like, and why we want to kick this film off of Netflix's menu forever and ever. Listeners, be mindful about watching this film because of its extremely triggering ED-related content. 

Sources: 

• IMDB - To the Bone . Link. 
• Bassett, Lucy & Ewart, Maya. Discrepancies between media portrayals and actual demographics of eating disorders in TV and film: implications of representation. Journal of Eating Disorders. Link.  
• Freeman, Hadley. To the Bone confirms there are (almost) no good movies about anorexia. The Guardian.  Link.  
• Bradshaw, Peter. To the Bone review – Netflix's anorexia tale is uninsightful, insipid and insulting. The Guardian. Link. 
• King, Elizabeth. Are Movies About Eating Disorders Fundamentally Uncinematic? Pacific Standard.  Link.  

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