Coffee

About This Movie

So, 'Coffee' is this quirky little indie gem that blends comedy and romance with a really unique premise. It follows Molly, who’s racing against the clock on an essay, and Louie, the coffee provider with a bit of a twist. The pacing is pretty brisk, matching the frantic energy of its lead. The whole setup leads to this unexpected heart attack moment that sets the stage for a surreal journey to Heaven. It’s got a whimsical atmosphere, and the practical effects, while not overdone, really lend a certain charm. The performances feel genuine, especially the chemistry between the leads. There’s a playful exploration of choice and attachment, making you ponder what you’d give up for that caffeine fix. Quite distinctive, for sure.

'Coffee' is a bit of a hidden treasure in the indie scene, and the year of its release remains a mystery, which adds to its elusive charm. It's hard to find in physical formats, with only a few screenings here and there—definitely a curiosity for collectors who enjoy the offbeat. The scarcity and unique premise have sparked interest among niche film enthusiasts, making it a topic of conversation at collector meetups.