i can’t explain how much i adore audrey. she is truly one of the most intriguing women of all time, she will always fascinate me.
behind audrey’s incredible smile was so much more than you could imagine. this documentary was so much more than i thought it would be. it made me cry but it also made me smile, but it also gave me hope.
although, i already knew so much about audrey, i learned so much more about her…
if you take the existentialism from a charlie kaufman film, and the deadpan style of a yorgos lanthimos, then you only have a slither of this film. christos nikou brings his film to life with a softer and more eerie tone with cinematography and the tight framing of a 4:3 aspect ratio that elevate the feeling of existentialism in a raw and poignant way. if you get the chance to watch this then i’d definitely recommend it.
gia coppola i will never forgive you for casting jake paul, but you made up for it by having dev hynes do the soundtrack.
