Overview
- Following Sundance, Berlin and a recent NYFF stop, Mary Bronstein’s black comedy begins its U.S. theatrical run on Oct. 10.
- Rose Byrne stars as Linda, a Montauk therapist and mother struggling to care for a sick child who relies on a feeding tube while her husband is away.
- Reviews highlight a pressure-cooker aesthetic with extreme close-ups, oppressive sound and surreal comic-horror beats, drawing comparisons to Uncut Gems.
- Produced in part by Josh Safdie and shot by cinematographer Christopher Messina, the film features notable turns from Conan O’Brien, A$AP Rocky, Danielle Macdonald and Christian Slater.
- Critics widely praise Byrne’s raw, career-best performance, with many noting the film’s relentless tone as powerful but polarizing.