Raw Footage

About This Movie

Raw Footage (2016) is an intriguing dive into the complexities of intimacy and communication, set against the backdrop of a New York bedroom. It starts with a seemingly straightforward setup—a couple trying to film their anniversary celebration—but quickly veers into something more genuine and messy. The dialogue is candid and at times humorously uncomfortable, peeling back layers of their relationship dynamics. The atmosphere feels intimate, almost voyeuristic, which really connects you to Dustin and Colby. There’s a rawness here, both in the performances and the themes tackled, particularly around open relationships and jealousy, making it a distinctive entry in the realm of relationship-focused indie films.

Raw Footage has had limited physical releases, often existing in the realm of digital downloads, which adds a layer of scarcity for collectors looking to own a piece of this unique narrative. Its exploration of real-life relationship dynamics makes it a curious addition to any collection focused on indie cinema. While not widely known, its distinct approach to storytelling and themes has garnered interest among those who appreciate more unconventional films.