Loved it

Decent film, Eva's performance was great

out on VOD now

On MAX right now

Run, don't walk. Essential viewing

just finished my watch on HBO Max.

wow. I’m blown away by this film emotionally. the subject matter was portrayed as real and raw as it could get, and elicited a feeling of loneliness, especially through its somber score. Eva Victor not only is the star in this film, but writes and directs this incredible, moving piece of art. this being their directional debut is quite the feat in itself. Naomi Ackie also gives a wonderful performance and I hope to see her in more.

9/10

Yes!! My fav of the year tbh. Worth finding some of the Q&A Panels and interview Eva did about the movie Totally fell in love with them on and off camera after those. Super endearing, super sharp, super understated and likeable. Amazing presence on camera, amazing look on screen, has a super unique perspective and lens for their story. No idea who Eva was like 10 months ago and now I’m fully in and they one of my fav people working

man I love that! I will definitely check those out. really excited for what they do next

Reminded me a bit of the movie How To Have S***although they approached the subject matter in different ways both had a sense of loneliness in situations where you really need someone in your corner. Sorry, Baby was able to shift tones without it feeling off, the humor wasn’t forced

this was really good.

Watched this last night. really good film. and wow at this being a debut!

didn't make that connection until after the film when someone who was interviewing Eva brought it up. but yea. two very different films that sort of toy with similar themes.

just watched on streaming, great and beautiful film. impressed by eva victor

One of the best movies i wwtched this year

just watched last night. Really loved the way they told this story. This is one of those movies that sneaks up on you. Didn't know how i felt about it as i was watching it, but after a day, its stuck with me. Some really great individual scenes in here too, specifically courtroom and sandwich shop.

I loved this a ton. Easily in my top 10 this year. Was especially blown away with the chemistry between Eva and Naomi - honestly one of the best on screen depictions of friendship in recent memory. They’re relationship felt really real to me.

Finally checked this out and it's easily one of the best of the year. In awe of how this movie balances devastation and comedy. Really solid debut from Eva Victor and I look forward to what they do next.