I Want to Go Home

About This Movie

I Want to Go Home is this intriguing black comedy that dives into the afterlife, or rather, the lack of peace one finds there. It’s not your typical ghost story; Ivan rises from the grave only to discover that his struggles haven't ended. The tone is dark but laced with absurd humor, making it a unique watch. The pacing has this off-kilter rhythm that keeps you engaged, while the practical effects feel refreshingly raw and unfiltered. Performances are strong, capturing a range of emotions from frustration to absurdity. It's a quirky little film that sticks with you, partly due to its unconventional take on life after death.

I Want to Go Home has had a limited release, which adds to its allure among collectors. The obscurity of its director and mixed genre makes it a subject of discussion in collector circles, sparking interest due to its unconventional narrative and character arcs. As for formats, its release on regional indie labels has made it somewhat hard to find, thus elevating its status for those who appreciate quirky cinema that strays from the mainstream.