Feels Good Man

About This Movie

Feels Good Man dives deep into an unexpected cultural landscape, where a simple comic character spirals into a bizarre symbol of hate. The film captures artist Matt Furie's struggle with palpable tension—his earnest desire to reclaim Pepe from the clutches of extremism is painted against the backdrop of America's complex social divide. The pacing is thoughtful, allowing moments of reflection amid the chaos of online culture. Arthur Jones’s direction weaves in interviews and animation, creating a distinctive atmosphere that melds the light and dark elements of this story. It's a fascinating exploration of identity, ownership, and the unintended consequences of creation. You’ll appreciate the layers and the nuances here, especially if you’re into the intersections of art and social commentary.

Documentary on internet culture · Exploration of character ownership · Themes of identity and hate symbolism