I Turn to Jello

About This Movie

I Turn to Jello is this strange urban exploration that dives deep into the mind of a cellist spiraling out during an audition. The atmosphere is thick with anxiety, and the pacing builds this kind of relentless tension—like you’re holding your breath the whole time. Eleanore Pienta's performance is raw, almost unsettlingly real, capturing that existential dread many of us feel in high-pressure situations. The way the film plays with sound and silence adds layers to the narrative, almost like another character. It’s quirky and oddly charming, yet deeply unsettling, which makes it stand out in the indie scene from 2016. This one's a bit off the beaten path, perfect for those who appreciate the nuances of character-driven stories.

I Turn to Jello was released in a limited run and has garnered attention for its distinctive approach to storytelling. As a collector, you might find that its availability on physical formats is somewhat scarce, which adds to its appeal. Keep an eye out for any festival editions or unique releases, as they may become coveted items among those who appreciate unconventional cinema.