Stress Positions

How dafucc is this Theda's FIRST movie? Extremely funny and elegantly constructed, the rare work of contemporary art that depicts people who feel like you, me, everyone we know, in all their shallow, vain, horny desperation, and isn't hateful or cynical towards its…

Will Menaker

“but you always knew you were a woman?” “no, nobody feels that way. i wanted to kill myself and this helped, sorta.”

cary

deliriously funny, the first movie to remind me of Jasbir Puar, beautiful and authentic and searingly honest. Refreshing to see a movie about millennial queers not about identity or becoming, but about the surveillance state of moral puritanism and carceral logics of…

Sam B.

surprisingly tender, unsurprisingly hysterical. sharp observations of a gen-z/millennial generation gap that we're only just now seeing the cracks of. can people my age live with the fact that the youth can't follow down our paths? should we ever have expected them to?

esther

I would have liked to enjoy this & otherwise considered myself in the pocket of the film for the first act – which is the strongest – before the whole thing melts into chaos in a way that frustrates. I mean, obviously some of this is on purpose, and I am no stranger to…

fran hoepfner

what if a gay guy was a trans girl was a vegetarian hot dog that tasted like meat but was from new jersey but from from morocco which is basically greek or jewish

Jamie Lauren Keiles

the first film i've seen to directly address COVID as how it felt to me, how it might have somewhat felt to be in paris during the 1890s, berlin in the 1920s, a time of incubation rather than desolation. i lost a lot of my family during that viral period, coupled with…

comrade_yui

[Sundance 2024] “Fiction is freedom.”This is genuinely the first and only good movie “about the pandemic”, making an honest and personal effort to actually acknowledge its effects on surveillance, performance, and the way others see us. Not only that, it’s an ingeniously…

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Probably 3.5 but I’m in a good mood so whatever. Chekhov's Theragun. The last credit of the movie is a Special Thanks to Lindsey Weber, and it was fun to shriek at that together.

Bobby Finger