This movie probably won't last long in your memory but it is pretty funny while you're watching it.
The basic plot is a woman who feels invisible decides to use her husband's death from a heart attack as a means to gain fame and recognition.
But what the movie is really about is how media, instead of bringing us together, makes us feel insignificant and how, basically, we are all controlled by how we imagine we would appear on TV.
All of the performances are fine. The writing is pretty good. The characters act absurdly but they are supposed to. And the movie is only a little over 90 minutes!
The basic plot is a woman who feels invisible decides to use her husband's death from a heart attack as a means to gain fame and recognition.
But what the movie is really about is how media, instead of bringing us together, makes us feel insignificant and how, basically, we are all controlled by how we imagine we would appear on TV.
All of the performances are fine. The writing is pretty good. The characters act absurdly but they are supposed to. And the movie is only a little over 90 minutes!