Are We Going to Have to Go Through with This Again?

About This Movie

AWGTHTGTWTA really gets into the mind of a group of kids grappling with their identities and voices. The tone feels raw, almost intimate, as you watch these young people navigate their thoughts and feelings about belonging and expression. The pacing is reflective, allowing moments of silence that make you really sit with what’s being said. There's something distinct about the way Oursler captures these fleeting, honest moments with practical effects that sometimes blur the line between documentary and performance. The performances are genuine, showcasing a range of emotions that many can relate to, especially in an urban setting like Chelsea.

This film is part of a recent trend in video art focusing on youthful expression and community. Availability can be tricky, as it's more of a niche find, and collectors are often drawn to its exploration of real voices in an urban setting. It might not be widely circulated, which adds to its allure for those interested in contemporary video works that challenge traditional narratives.