'Sometimes I Think About Dying' Keeps the Popcorn in the Bucket
Rachel Lambert's sensitive and observant comedy drama 'Sometimes I Think About Dying' isn't a film that will turn popcorn into projectiles.
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Rachel Lambert's sensitive and observant comedy drama 'Sometimes I Think About Dying' isn't a film that will turn popcorn into projectiles.
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The film’s intended unpleasantness can move from deadpan – at times reminiscent of Swedish director Roy Andersson’s austere and anemic images – to laborious or dispossessed of meaning
“Sometimes I Think About Dying” is like a rom-com directed by David Lynch.
In Rachel Lambert’s dreamlike indie “Sometimes I Think About Dying,” our heroine’s life is on mute: visually, sonically and emotionally. An office worker in a coastal Oregon town, Fran (Daisy Ridley) ...