Living with Anna

About This Movie

So, 'Living with Anna' is one of those films that swings wildly between absurdity and dark humor. It's got this bizarre atmosphere, almost like a fever dream where the lines between reality and play are blurred. The pacing is erratic, which really adds to its unsettling charm. There's a rawness to the performances that feel unfiltered, and the practical effects—well, let’s just say they lean into the grotesque with a playful edge. It’s distinctive, for sure, especially with its strange take on companionship and desire, which is just so off-kilter it sticks with you long after the credits roll. You might not know what to make of it, but that’s part of its allure.

The film's rarity makes it a curious find for collectors. Released in 2010, it has seen limited distribution, enhancing its mystique. Formats are scarce, with only a handful of DVD copies floating around, and it hasn’t been widely discussed in collector circles, which adds to its appeal as a hidden gem. It’s one of those titles that may provoke strong reactions, making it a conversation starter among aficionados.