How was this "movie" released? It's like someone just got a few random people to get home footage on their iPhone and then managed to edit it together for some incoherent storyline.

It was almost like a music video montage, but there was hardly any music in it, which can be great if the movie was done right, like no country for old men, but here it actually needed music to make up for the random and empty images. They literally just added ADR and "foley" later on that didn't match anything. Truly bizarre.

Try to figure out what it was about. Good luck. I don't even know how I stumbled upon it.

I know filmmakers have tried to figure out ways to translate new technology onto the screen, like DMs, IMs, etc so most just create graphics of text moving on the screen, but it just doesn't work. It feels distracting. Just film the actual phones.

I think this is an example of how we have screwed up the next generation with intersectionality CRT etc. They seem so confused and lost and emotionally corrupt. It's sad really.

Younger filmmakers prove this with their incomprehensible storyline. It's one thing to expose this type of new behavior, it's totally different to to either embrace it or be so unaware of its destructiveness that you can't see how messy your film is.

This was made by a generation of people suffering from victimhood, gender confusion, socialism and messed up priorities. If you are one of those people you won't understand this review. But I think one of the characters summed it up "I have bipolar disorder" That is what this movie was: Bipolar disorder.