Considering the times during which this film was shot - around the end of lockdowns etc. - I thought the story was extremely timely. It explores topics such as imposter syndrome, dysfunctional relationships, and ambition, which are, I would say, quite timeless.
The writer, who also happens to be the director and has a small part in the film, has done a very clever job assembling the cast and crew with what is likely a medium budget. Additionally, the main actor is such a star on the rise, and I can't wait to see more of him in a lead role.
The actress who plays his girlfriend, whom I've known from TV shows, I believe really shined in this movie. I think this is her best role and I would like to see her lead more dramas in the future. The director also playing a small part was such an interesting cameo. I believe she also needs more acting roles.
I give the film a nine out of ten. I only wish this film had a higher budget and I would not dismiss the opportunity for a remake, much like Vanilla Sky. The themes, in a way, sort of remind me of it and I'd like to see this treated as a theatrical release in the classical sense rather than a streaming service release.
