As soon as I heard the first lines it caught my attention. What makes this movie different it's the beauty of staying away of the hollywoodization. The idea of being exploited, having illegal substances, or alcohol, or being a sex worker is not romanticized at all.
Now, being more objective, this is a movie with a low budget.
The movie doesn't follow a color palette, some scenes had too much brightness (as in the pool scene). The last scene wasn't aesthetically nice.
We get to see some neon color so that we can perceive that disco-party-freedom type of thing.
The acting was a 5.2/10. Some characters were there just to fill a place and that's it. The protagonist didn't transmit that feeling of desperation about being lonely, exploited, or used by several old men with no consent; she was more like "oh. I'm leaving"
At last, I would like to say that I do understand that there is no character development in this movie and I think that it is what makes it real. It's a sad but real ending.
Now, being more objective, this is a movie with a low budget.
The movie doesn't follow a color palette, some scenes had too much brightness (as in the pool scene). The last scene wasn't aesthetically nice.
We get to see some neon color so that we can perceive that disco-party-freedom type of thing.
The acting was a 5.2/10. Some characters were there just to fill a place and that's it. The protagonist didn't transmit that feeling of desperation about being lonely, exploited, or used by several old men with no consent; she was more like "oh. I'm leaving"
At last, I would like to say that I do understand that there is no character development in this movie and I think that it is what makes it real. It's a sad but real ending.