Twitching

About This Movie

Twitching is a curious blend of comedy and drama that really leans into its quirky premise. You’ve got Ella, who stumbles upon the unconventional grieving habits of Mark, her internet date. The whole vibe is irreverent, yet it manages to explore some heavy themes about loss and recovery without getting too heavy-handed. The pacing feels just right—slow enough to let moments breathe but quick enough to keep you engaged. Madelaine Moore's direction brings out some genuinely playful performances that highlight the absurdity of grief. The film's exploration of gender roles feels fresh, and there’s a certain subversive quality that challenges expectations. It’s definitely one of those films that lingers in your thoughts long after the credits roll.

Features unconventional narrative structureStrong performances from the leadsExplores themes of grief and gender roles