IRL

Nuance, authenticity, and longing are the first words that come to mind. The experience is deeply personal -- almost voyeuristic. In a time where connection feels few and far between, the desire to connect and be seen is heartbreaking. Complex characters, engaging plot, and great performances. ENJOY!

This film takes us on a journey of a relationship that could almost never occur in real life. But just because they don't have a traditional in person relationship does not mean they cannot achieve the kind of connection we all hope to find. I am still not sure what is to happen to them in the end, but if nothing else they got to experience a time in their lives where love and compatibility were possible. I would like to know how/where these people found the time to know so much about the actual artists behind famous paintings. Jesus. Listening to those two was like being in an art history course I never took in college, lol! But I get it. Finding something in common you are passionate about can take things to a whole new level and make the person less replaceable than normal, despite the never ending plethora of singles online that some find addictive.

I'm so very sick of these non-endings. This trend needs to stop. It's not fair to take a viewer on an emotional roller coaster and then end it abruptly with no resolution.

This just had to have been made on a very low budget, the hand held camera with one camera from start to finish tells you that. It could easily have been done with one long take.

I read the reviews before attempting to watch this and some seemed genuine enough, but please, this was crap from start to finish. Way too much super close camera work wrecked it for a start, who wants to see the pores of someones face when they are talking on the phone?

As you get into the movie it is easy to see why the main subject is single.

Give this a miss, not worth wasting 90 minutes of your time. 2 stars is being generous.

This is a great movie that gives an honest look at how tough relationships are in the modern era. The struggle of the main character was super relatable--especially in 2020 when phone calls are all we have to connect. I love that this shows relationships are built on more than physical intimacy. Real relationships are built on deep conversations and mutual trust. Excellent work all around!