Chris Wilcha's 'Flipside' Explores Regret and Creativity
The documentary, produced by Judd Apatow, delves into the director's unfinished projects and the life choices that shaped his career.
- 'Flipside' features Wilcha's reflections on his journey from aspiring documentary filmmaker to commercial director.
- The film revisits abandoned projects, including a look at a New Jersey record store and a musical by Ira Glass.
- Wilcha balances personal and professional regrets, offering a poignant meditation on middle age and artistic ambition.
- Judd Apatow, who produced the film, praises its unique narrative connections and emotional depth.
- Despite initial interest, the film faced challenges in securing a streaming deal and will be released theatrically.