I guess Marcella should have stayed in Dorne.

There was something so real and nonchalant about this film, it hit home so hard! 
Loved it! Very underrated.

This was everything. How incredible to have made such an incredible short film, making us care about the characters and the plot so much, voicing an important subject, and making us laugh all at the same time. LOVED IT

Humans create technology reflecting their own images qualities and flaws, and are the first one to destroy them when they truly show them what human nature is like.

The cinematography and Zoe’s directorial eye was really brilliant! I would have loved to see the end not as rushed as what we got and perhaps see a bit more of the situation reversal but hey, what am I asking for? A big fat blunt?

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Absolutely gorgeous film. We need more representation like this 🙏🏽

I loved the fact that no one was “marked” at the bad one here. Everyone seem to be fucked up in their own way. 
We don’t know how it all happened and what triggered this situation, but we know how people react once they’re let loose, and that’s ultimately what we can take from this. 
Human nature, at its best.

My sister had just flown across the Atlantic Ocean to see me in LA and then we headed to a special screen of this film. 
It was so fitting and an incredible way for us to start our 10 day holiday together. It inspired me to understand her better and to simply enjoy having her by my side and gosh I will live by it forever. 
Beautiful Q&A by the director and Elizabeth as well, truly special.

Abstract as fuck and yet I couldn’t stop watching.

This was meant to be a casual lunch break watch and I ended up having a panic attack for 78 minutes.

This was just so flat. 
I love Dakota but she is way too monotone to be a part of an exciting super hero movie. 
So many things don’t add up and make sense and it’s actually painful to watch.

I could not look away and I am so freaking glad I didn’t.