H.appiness

About This Movie

H.appiness is an intriguing dive into the intersection of technology and human emotion. The film's tone carries a subtle darkness, almost like an indie take on a cautionary tale, where the protagonist's initially charming journey becomes a spiral of despair as he confronts the app's flaws. Pacing is intentionally uneven, mirroring the chaotic evolution of his life. Practical effects, while not the main focus, are cleverly utilized to convey the sometimes surreal consequences of relying on digital happiness. It feels like this film captures a moment in our collective psyche, reflecting on themes of dependency and the quest for fulfillment, making it a curious watch for those interested in the cinematic exploration of modern existential dilemmas.

H.appiness has had a somewhat elusive presence in the collector's market, with limited physical releases, contributing to its growing scarcity. Early screenings hinted at a more expansive narrative, but those elements seem lost to time. There’s an undercurrent of intrigue among collectors as the film grapples with contemporary themes, making it a peculiar gem for those interested in stories about technology's impact on our lives.