What if I Die Flying Over Oklahoma?

About This Movie

What if I Die Flying Over Oklahoma? is an intriguing exploration of anxiety and existentialism that unfolds in the confined space of an airplane. Rae Isla, our singer-songwriter, is caught in the tension of the middle seat, and the film’s surreal elements play beautifully with her spiraling thoughts. The pacing is deliberate, almost like a slow burn, but the tone shifts as her internal chaos grows, making it a fascinating watch. You can feel the weight of her fears and dreams, and the practical effects, or lack thereof, add to that raw authenticity. It’s distinctive for its ability to blend the mundane with the profound, drawing you into Rae's world in a uniquely intimate way.

This film has a limited release history, making it somewhat elusive in collector circles, particularly for those focused on independent cinema. It has sparked interest due to its unique narrative approach and the performance by Rae Isla, which some argue is a standout among indie showcases. Copies are rare, and its unconventional themes appeal to collectors who favor lesser-known yet thought-provoking works.