Review by faustifilms

Martin Daniels' "Everyone Laugh At Leanne", tells the story of a day in the life of the protagonist of the title. Despite seeming to have a happy relationship and concerned friends, all is not quite what it seems in Leanne's world. Director Daniels' has gained a reputation for creating visually stunning psychodramas that engage their audience, whilst avoiding simplistic interpretation or explanation. Watching this I was reminded of "Repulsion" (UK,1965), in that both deal with a female protagonist attempting to make sense of her perceptions in a world that seems to feed her paranoia and insecurities. With great sound design, provided by Daniels himself and high quality visuals, this is a film that is big on atmosphere and keeps you unnerved throughout. I look forward to seeing what this director will produce next.