Bang

About This Movie

So, Bang is this gritty little drama that really gets under your skin. You’ve got this young woman in L.A. facing a cascade of calamities that just feel all too real. I mean, evicted, an audition that goes south, and then this cop demanding something truly vile. It’s dark, but there’s this wild energy when she snaps and turns the tables. The pacing has this erratic feel, mirroring her spiraling life, and the atmosphere— it’s raw, almost claustrophobic. The performances are striking, especially in how they capture desperation and defiance. Not your typical narrative arc, which makes it stand out in ‘90s indie cinema. It’s raw and very much unapologetic about its themes.

Strong themes of empowerment and survival. · Notable for its unflinching portrayal of systemic issues. · Interesting character study on desperation and rebellion.