"hey why are you walking alone, are you a big fuckin' loser?"

edit 6/4/25: i met kieran and told him i have the second highest letterboxd review for a real pain and he said he doesn't know what letterboxd is 😭🙏

"hey why are you walking alone, are you a big fuckin' loser?"

edit 6/4/25: i met kieran and told him i have the second highest letterboxd review for a real pain and he said he doesn't know what letterboxd is 😭🙏

Wowie. Jessie Eisenberg is an incredible writer and this movie really is like none other. The ode to Poland and the complexities that come with engaging with our WWII history is articulated in such a way it really hits home. Kieran totally deserves all the awards for this, and I would very much so recommend listening to Jessie Eisenberg’s interview on Armchair Expert to learn more about his story behind writing this. Absolutely loved it and a devastating watch.

Wowie. Jessie Eisenberg is an incredible writer and this movie really is like none other. The ode to Poland and the complexities that come with engaging with our WWII history is articulated in such a way it really hits home. Kieran totally deserves all the awards for this, and I would very much so recommend listening to Jessie Eisenberg’s interview on Armchair Expert to learn more about his story behind writing this. Absolutely loved it and a devastating watch.

I selected this to watch on a flight. I hadn’t heard anything about it but knew Culkin won an Oscar for it. It kept me interested and intrigued. I’ve thought about it a few times since watching it, so apparently it has made me think.

I selected this to watch on a flight. I hadn’t heard anything about it but knew Culkin won an Oscar for it. It kept me interested and intrigued. I’ve thought about it a few times since watching it, so apparently it has made me think.

wow. genuinely one of the best movies i’ve seen the past couple years. the casting is perfect and the writing blew my mind. Dymek’s cinamatography sets everything up beautifully and layering it against mostly Chopin was a great nod

wow. genuinely one of the best movies i’ve seen the past couple years. the casting is perfect and the writing blew my mind. Dymek’s cinamatography sets everything up beautifully and layering it against mostly Chopin was a great nod

Watched with @mikelara

Watched with @mikelara