‘Still’ Movie Review: An Interesting Premise, but Poor Execution
Overall this movie was an easy watch, but by no means a worthwhile watch.
Go Ahead, Grab Time By the Throat (2020)
Abby got engaged and broken up with on the same day. And filmed all of it. Part documentary, part bizarre self-imposed Groundhog's Day, this "Docu-Fiction Inverted Rom-Com" blurs the line between fiction and reality and explores our need to cling onto those fleeting moments of loss and joy in our lives.
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Abby got engaged and broken up with on the same day. And filmed all of it. Part documentary, part bizarre self-imposed Groundhog's Day, this "Docu-Fiction Inverted Rom-Com" blurs the line between fiction and reality and explores our need to cling onto those fleeting moments of loss and joy in our lives.
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Written By:Abby Pierce
In Theaters:8/26/2020
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