My Suicide

A really unique take on how a young artist masks immense pain with humor and shock value. Turning some of the darkest feelings and emotions into entertainment art is both radical and completely self centered and this film explores all of that. Despite the highly stylized over editing, a lot of the film felt very authentic. The “cringy” scenes, mostly the interviews, felt uncomfortable but very real. For how absurd this movie can get, it’s footing in reality in grounded and makes a lot of moments very hard to swallow.