Better at Texting

Better at Texting follows the story of a radical Indigenous feminist and a devout Black Mormon who are forced to collaborate on a school project. Initially at odds due to their contrasting beliefs and lifestyles, they begin exchanging texts and find common ground through their conversations.

This film presents a unique take on how technology can bridge gaps between individuals with differing worldviews. The narrative emphasizes the power of communication in a digital age, showcasing how relationships can evolve in unexpected ways.

With performances from Kat Khan and Alexandra Petkovski, Better at Texting offers a fresh perspective on friendship and understanding. It appeals to viewers interested in contemporary social themes and character-driven stories, making it a noteworthy addition to any collection of modern Canadian cinema.