Logan Bailey’s review published on Letterboxd:
I realise if my kids ever ask me about the lockdown, I won’t know what to tell them…it’s all so blocked out of my mind as to not feeling real.
My creative momentum was tripped at an all time high which caused such a degree of overflowing ambition it lead to a level of hubris that 1 and a half years later became the turning point in my life
My girlfriend of 2 years & I gradually fell out of love with eachother
I felt WAY WAY more trapped in the reality of the space then I did any kind of mental anguish, I just didn’t want to be locked in where I was for the first one at my parents place
I don’t remember how I made the days pass, but now in hindsight I feel it was criminally unproductive and I could have used the time to change my life in oh so many ways
History, time distortion and reality isn’t real, I don’t know what happened, I can’t comprehend that I was actually a 21 year old adult and not an 8 year old kid when this happened
I have to stop writing because I’ll actually have some sort of crises but this movie really is an experience, I’m so touched, engaged and impressed
This movie is about SO MUCH MORE than the surface level and it’s frustrating nobody is seeing that, it’s not something you see it’s something you feel. This was a deeply human experience to watch and felt so exposing and honest.
The ending actually broke me and the tears were POURING I’m so fucking happy for these people, and this whole thing is a triumph of an accomplishment
You can’t stop art motherfucker
This really did something to me…EVERYONE should see this