I Feel Sleepy

About This Movie

I Feel Sleepy is an intriguing mix of comedy and romance set against the backdrop of everyday life. The film explores the awkwardness of human connection, particularly through Reza, a relatable middle-aged teacher who struggles to bridge the gap with women. The pacing is gentle, sometimes meandering, which mirrors Reza’s own hesitations. There’s a whimsical atmosphere, especially with the introduction of the gummies saleswoman, who brings a vibrant contrast to Reza’s more subdued existence. Though the director remains unknown, the performances—especially that of the lead—are earnest and add a layer of sincerity that makes the film stand out in its own right. It’s a curious little gem that dives into the messiness of relationships with a light-hearted touch.

I Feel Sleepy has had limited physical releases, making any early editions somewhat scarce. While it hasn’t garnered massive mainstream attention, collectors value its unique exploration of romance and human awkwardness. The film's quirky charm and distinct character-driven narrative create a niche interest among those who appreciate indie cinema from the early 2010s. As such, it’s a curious find for those digging through lesser-known titles.