I'm in this era of my Life and I'm scared

I'm in this era of my Life and I'm scared

Lena Dunham I SEE you

Lena Dunham I SEE you

Your mattress on the floor next to your record player on the floor next to your bookshelf next to your ashtray on the floor in your room of your apartment that you share with your best friend 

I am not putting yogurt in my mashed potatoes girl fuck you

Your mattress on the floor next to your record player on the floor next to your bookshelf next to your ashtray on the floor in your room of your apartment that you share with your best friend 

I am not putting yogurt in my mashed potatoes girl fuck you

liked it a lot more than frances ha which is so directly and shamelessly inspired by this that it seemed impossible not to be thinking of it the whole time. could it be that i’m just older now and more prone to liking a film about this stage of life? perhaps. but every time i’ve seen frances ha i do feel i’ve “got” it, i’ve just never liked it. i had somewhere in my head that she’s 28 in this movie and i can’t find any reference to back it up but i’ve decided i’ll believe it to be the case so i can have a few more years before i have to stop ruining my life. people kept looking like people i know. i thought christopher guest was cute in this but i also mainly think of him in la story so maybe i’m just a true chaser. she should’ve had sex with that woman i think it would’ve been good for her. i really really wanted to play slay the spire 2 but i made myself watch a movie instead and now i just want to play slay the spire 2. i would give everything i have to live in a world without phones or computers. and to hang a hammock in the corner of my living room. and why are we all prudes now? maybe i just hate being naked. i want someone to take over my life but only make the choices i would’ve made anyway. so i can keep living my life how i want i just don’t have to be responsible for it anymore. does anyone know a service that provides that? thanks

liked it a lot more than frances ha which is so directly and shamelessly inspired by this that it seemed impossible not to be thinking of it the whole time. could it be that i’m just older now and more prone to liking a film about this stage of life? perhaps. but every time i’ve seen frances ha i do feel i’ve “got” it, i’ve just never liked it. i had somewhere in my head that she’s 28 in this movie and i can’t find any reference to back it up but i’ve decided i’ll believe it to be the case so i can have a few more years before i have to stop ruining my life. people kept looking like people i know. i thought christopher guest was cute in this but i also mainly think of him in la story so maybe i’m just a true chaser. she should’ve had sex with that woman i think it would’ve been good for her. i really really wanted to play slay the spire 2 but i made myself watch a movie instead and now i just want to play slay the spire 2. i would give everything i have to live in a world without phones or computers. and to hang a hammock in the corner of my living room. and why are we all prudes now? maybe i just hate being naked. i want someone to take over my life but only make the choices i would’ve made anyway. so i can keep living my life how i want i just don’t have to be responsible for it anymore. does anyone know a service that provides that? thanks

Claudia Weill reminds me heavily of filmmakers like Barbara Loden, Nancy Savoca, and Susan Seidelman as being able to capture people in a way that feels ripped straight from reality. The conversations and dialogue are rich with detail about the characters and feel improvised. The characters are all fairly likable and well-defined, leading to fun interactions that make this movie fly by.

Something movies similar to this fail at is finding an engaging hook, and from the start, we see Susan and Anne, and how Anne's moving out affects Susan. They have great chemistry, and it further makes these interactions more potent.

The pacing is great, the comedy hits, and it utilizes quieter moments of reflection that make the movie incredibly easy to connect to. It didn't seem like Weill made too much after this, but at least she was on the Directors' Executive Committee for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. She has so much damn talent in the way she blocks her scenes that I'm honestly pretty jealous.

Great movie!

Claudia Weill reminds me heavily of filmmakers like Barbara Loden, Nancy Savoca, and Susan Seidelman as being able to capture people in a way that feels ripped straight from reality. The conversations and dialogue are rich with detail about the characters and feel improvised. The characters are all fairly likable and well-defined, leading to fun interactions that make this movie fly by.

Something movies similar to this fail at is finding an engaging hook, and from the start, we see Susan and Anne, and how Anne's moving out affects Susan. They have great chemistry, and it further makes these interactions more potent.

The pacing is great, the comedy hits, and it utilizes quieter moments of reflection that make the movie incredibly easy to connect to. It didn't seem like Weill made too much after this, but at least she was on the Directors' Executive Committee for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. She has so much damn talent in the way she blocks her scenes that I'm honestly pretty jealous.

Great movie!