This movie is VERY weird...and I love it.
This entire movie is basically a fever dream blended with Alice in Wonderland and surrealist concepts all around. Yet, it worked a lot. Sean Price Williams debut feature is an outstanding with gorgeous direction approaches on the tone, style and writing, weird yet interesting characters and dialogue, and great performances from the entire cast members especially from Talia Ryder. The writing explores some weird themes and ideas that work really well with the absurdity, metaphors and surrealist nature which included some amazing camerawork, strange vibes and structure approaches.
Many of the characters are strange but I found myself being invested with the journey of the characters and who they were. As mention all the performances are great especially Talia Ryder, Simon Rex, Ayo Edebiri, Earl Cave and Jacob Elordi. The dialogue is weird but good, the soundtrack and editing style is crazy but fitting, and the pacing is quite all over the place but in a very good way.
It's definitely one of a kind of a movie because I can't think of any other movie that exist that can be compared to this one. 100 percent this isn't going to be liked from general audiences but as someone who loves art-house stuff, this worked for me.
This entire movie is basically a fever dream blended with Alice in Wonderland and surrealist concepts all around. Yet, it worked a lot. Sean Price Williams debut feature is an outstanding with gorgeous direction approaches on the tone, style and writing, weird yet interesting characters and dialogue, and great performances from the entire cast members especially from Talia Ryder. The writing explores some weird themes and ideas that work really well with the absurdity, metaphors and surrealist nature which included some amazing camerawork, strange vibes and structure approaches.
Many of the characters are strange but I found myself being invested with the journey of the characters and who they were. As mention all the performances are great especially Talia Ryder, Simon Rex, Ayo Edebiri, Earl Cave and Jacob Elordi. The dialogue is weird but good, the soundtrack and editing style is crazy but fitting, and the pacing is quite all over the place but in a very good way.
It's definitely one of a kind of a movie because I can't think of any other movie that exist that can be compared to this one. 100 percent this isn't going to be liked from general audiences but as someone who loves art-house stuff, this worked for me.