I Like It Like It Was

About This Movie

I Like It Like It Was dives into the fleeting nature of fame through the lens of Midi, Maxi, and Efti, three young girls who shot to stardom in the early '90s. The film's tone is a mix of nostalgia and melancholy, exploring how those bright moments can fade into obscurity. The pacing feels almost reflective, as it contrasts the initial excitement of their rise with the present-day detachment of the former friends. It’s intriguing how the documentary captures the essence of fleeting youth and the complexity of reuniting past connections. The filmmakers do a decent job recreating the atmosphere of their time, though the absence of the main subjects adds a layer of sadness. Overall, it’s a nuanced look at fame’s transient nature.

Explores themes of nostalgia and fameExamines the impact of stardom on friendshipsFeatures a unique narrative style