S.F.W.

About This Movie

S.F.W. is a curious blend of comedy and drama that captures the disillusionment of a generation. It features this teenager, played by Jeremy Sisto, who finds himself in a hostage situation. The way he handles the terrorists with this detached attitude is both darkly funny and unsettling. The pacing feels a bit erratic at times, which adds to the film's offbeat atmosphere. You have to appreciate the performances, especially from Sisto, who navigates this indifference in a way that feels all too real. There's also an interesting commentary on media sensationalism and celebrity culture that's still relevant today. It's not your typical hostage film; it really carves out its own space in the 90s indie scene with its unique tone.

Unique commentary on media and fameDistinctive performances, particularly by Jeremy SistoAn erratic but engaging pacing