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So, 'It's How We All Feel' is this intriguing piece that really dives into the chaos of mental illness through an avant-garde lens. The pacing is deliberately slow at times, but it serves the theme of escape versus acceptance quite well. You see characters spiraling, trying to break free from their own minds, yet the film's tone leans heavily into a sort of resigned comfort in their struggles. The performances are raw, almost unfiltered, which adds to the atmosphere. It's not everyone’s cup of tea given its heavy subject matter, but there's something unique in how it wades through discomfort. Practical effects are sparse but effective, enhancing the overall dreamlike quality without overshadowing the narrative.
deliberate pacing enhances themeraw performances create an unsettling atmosphereavant-garde style might not appeal to all
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