Being Robin

About This Movie

So, 'Being Robin' is an interesting dive into the psyche of an artist named Roger who, let's say, is having a bit of a crisis. The spirit of Robin Williams comes to life in this quirky mix of reality and imagination, and it’s a ride. The pacing feels a bit chaotic at times, which fits the theme of grappling with one's own sanity. It's got this blend of humor and poignant moments that feels like a tribute, but in a way that doesn't shy away from the darker aspects of inspiration. Performances are solid, with a flair for the absurd. You really sense the atmosphere of longing and nostalgia throughout, making it stand out in a sea of biographical tributes.

As of now, 'Being Robin' is still a bit elusive in terms of formats available; mainly digital and possibly a limited physical release. Collectors are curious about its unique approach, especially given the ongoing interest in works inspired by Robin Williams. With the film's distinct narrative style and thematic exploration, it’s likely to gain a niche following, especially among those who appreciate unconventional biographical takes.