I was really lucky to be able to watch this at the IFFR with a Q&A afterwards with the director where she talked about her experiences with the movie and it was a really incredible experience.
The movie itself grew on me in the second half, at first I think I struggled to understand the "point" of the movie, it seemed more like a slice of life but there wasn't exactly a structure, just life presented as-is without the frills…
So this is what it must feel like when the linkedin "influencers" create their full-stack scalable chatGPT wrappers.
Also I don't get alcohol in my technical interviews wtf big tech, do better :(
Jus sayin, if a beautiful, tax-avoiding anarchist didn't laugh at one of my jokes, that would be a million points in the tragedy column for me
I don't really get the movie, I'm sure it's really great but it's also a bit confusing. I really like Adam Sandler in this, he always manages to create a sense of tension extremely well, just like in Uncut Gems and it's a side that I don't really expect after watching movies like Happy Gilmore (which I quite liked).
I think it's just a case of really paying attention and understanding to let it click. I still do think it…
