Easy to forget contemporary cinema can still be so renegade, pensive, mournful, personal to such successful ends. Exceedingly elastic. Guffaw- and terror-inducing. Maybe major.
Amidst a period of unprecedented world events, an eighteen-year-old girl’s life is placed on hold. Isolated in her bedroom, she falls under the spell of the mysterious vlogger Patricia Coma. As time carries on, the lines between her dreams, fears, hopes, and reality begin to blur into one another.
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Easy to forget contemporary cinema can still be so renegade, pensive, mournful, personal to such successful ends. Exceedingly elastic. Guffaw- and terror-inducing. Maybe major.
The parasocial is integral to teenage womanhood. In socialization, it is fantasy in proximity, daydreams of a timeline near this reality. In isolation, the distance of the obsession causes it to rot and decay, growing cold and withering as the novelty wears away. Patricia Coma is nothing beyond an ordinary influencer. She's beautiful; the kind of beauty where you can stick your hand in a blender, and the blades will refuse to spin for fear of damaging some priceless art form. She is ego itself. Franco-supremacy isnt localized necessarily in meaning, but her influential nationalism is one born of people who -think like me, talk like me-. People who deserve like me. Exceptionalism is more important than reality, but god forbid fate draws consequences and me me me I am going to live I cannot die. Patricia Coma says stand up. Patricia Coma says lie down. Patricia Coma says go to sleep. Patricia Coma says don't wake up.
With all due respect, if my father had made this for me I would emancipate myself from the family.
It follows an isolated eighteen-year-old girl navigating her dreams, fears, and a mysterious vlogger during a global health crisis.
Bertrand Bonello directed the 2022 French drama film, blending live-action and animation to explore lockdown isolation.
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