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Overview

Amidst the frenetic pace of the digital age, three twentysomethings grapple with their increasingly malleable personalities as they fall into an unusual, emotionally-charged love triangle. As they struggle to reconcile their feelings, they must also confront the influence of social media and digital connectivity on their relationships with one another and with themselves. Written and directed by Gia Coppola. Maya Hawke, Andrew Garfield, and Nat Wolff co-star.

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Details

    Blu-Ray Disc Format
  • Format: Blu-ray
  • Run Time: 95
  • Color Format: Color
  • UPC: 014381141573
  • Genre: DRAMA
  • Rating: R (MPAA)
  • Release Date: February 2022

Movie Reviews

Reviews:
"[I]t is high on energy. Andrew Garfield leaves his mark as a screaming, spontaneous, unstable genius who dazzles the Internet like a latter-day Jim Carrey in a Gen Z version of THE TRUMAN SHOW." - 09/05/2020 Hollywood Reporter


"Coppola has made clear her fascination with the optics of external performance, the elusiveness of emotional reality, and questions of where art exists between the two." - 05/07/2021 RogerEbert.com

BAM Customer Reviews