Odessa Young brings charisma to this story about filmmaking, where her character, Vita, creates a film that parallels her own life yet diverges significantly.
The film's execution reflects the chaotic nature of independent filmmaking, marked by 'near-accidents' and a lack of professionalism, showcasing the struggles of Vita's crew.
Themes of pregnancy and artistic creation are intertwined throughout the film, culminating in a mime-portrayed abortion scene that leaves a lasting impression.
The film manages to balance spontaneity and depth, steering away from being self-indulgent by focusing on Vita's fictional creation in contrast to her real life.
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