A witty, sharply observed modern satire about reinvention and the risks of outsourcing your identity to apps, algorithms, and strangers who promise to “fix” you.
A witty, sharply observed modern satire about reinvention and the risks of outsourcing your identity to apps, algorithms, and strangers who promise to “fix” you.
An emotionally honest portrait of grief as a slow, disorienting force that reshapes an entire family.
Celebrates Carroll as a complicated and undeniably badass woman who changed the cultural conversation simply by refusing to stay quiet.
Despite a clever premise and a clear affection for horror culture, the film never quite comes together in a satisfying way.
A melancholic exploration of sisterhood, parental absence, and the fear of watching someone slip away while feeling powerless to stop it.
Captures the absurd extremes people reach for when stability feels permanently out of reach.