So happy that I saw this at a public preview screening in which the audience was laughing, cheering and having a great time. This deserves to be seen by all families and especially teenagers!
Who knew Amy Seimetz would have released a film at the most perfect time in 2020 when we were all living in a perpetual state of anxiety and isolation? It's become my favorite film about anxiety.
One of my favorite people on this planet contributes to this here SS project with her answers regarding questions about film, food and music!
Disorienting, long takes often shot in an immersive, persistent closeup. It's an unrelenting movie that is confusing and challenging in ways that I wish more filmmakers would aim for.