Things We Like

About This Movie

Things We Like captures that restless feeling of wanting more from life, doesn't it? You have Georgia, this relatable figure, stepping out from her safe suburban existence in Vermont into the unknown world of Boston, looking for something beyond her daily routine. The pacing feels low-key, almost meditative at times, allowing for the nuances of her journey to breathe. The performances, though understated, resonate with that yearning we all have. There’s a certain authenticity in their interactions that makes it stand out, like it’s peeling back layers of modern relationships. It's not flashy, but there’s a quiet charm and a sense of exploration that lingers after viewing, making it a unique piece to consider in a collection.

Currently, Things We Like is a bit elusive in terms of physical media, with no known home video release yet, which might pique collector interest. Its independent roots suggest that early screenings could be rare, and as more viewers discover its subtle charm, it could solidify a niche following. Keep an eye out for any potential festival circuit appearances, as that might lead to limited editions or special releases in the future.