it asks the big question but refuses to give an easy answer. instead, it throws us into a beautifully shot emotional maze filled with awkward dates, unrequited love, and long, dramatic stares into the distance.the film is painfully realistic. if you’ve ever overanalyzed a text or been ghosted, you’ll relate a little too much. It doesn’t sugarcoat love; it’s messy, confusing, and sometimes just sad. if want a feel-good rom-com, look elsewhere but if you’re in the mood for an artsy, existential crisis with soft piano music, this one’s for you.
it asks the big question but refuses to give an easy answer. instead, it throws us into a beautifully shot emotional maze filled with awkward dates, unrequited love, and long, dramatic stares into the distance.the film is painfully realistic. if you’ve ever overanalyzed a text or been ghosted, you’ll relate a little too much. It doesn’t sugarcoat love; it’s messy, confusing, and sometimes just sad. if want a feel-good rom-com, look elsewhere but if you’re in the mood for an artsy, existential crisis with soft piano music, this one’s for you.