Hurry Up Tomorrow

About This Movie

Hurry Up Tomorrow is a fascinating dive into the mind of a musician battling insomnia. The film has this raw, almost gritty atmosphere, thanks to Trey Edward Shults’ direction. It doesn't rush, letting the tension build gradually, creating an unsettling vibe that keeps you on edge. The pacing feels deliberate, like you're drifting through the protagonist's fragmented reality. Performances are a standout, capturing a mix of desperation and curiosity. The stranger he meets adds layers to his psyche, peeling back the layers of self-doubt and identity. Practical effects subtly enhance the dreamlike quality without overshadowing the performances. You really feel the weight of every decision, the struggle between art and madness, making it a unique experience.

Strong character-driven narrative · Unique blend of genres keeps it engaging · Atmospheric sound design complements visuals