I Think I'm Going

About This Movie

I Think I'm Going captures that awkward phase of twenties where love feels more like a weight than a joy. The atmosphere is heavy with a sort of melancholy irony; you can feel the weight of unspoken words and the hesitancy in each character's decision. It’s shot with this almost docu-style feel that grounds the narrative in reality, making those moments of vulnerability hit hard. The pacing is gentle, allowing for those quiet, introspective scenes to breathe. The performances are raw and authentic, conveying a deep sense of insecurity that resonates. What really stands out is how it reframes the idea of intimacy and loneliness, making you think about how we connect—or fail to connect—in our lives.

Focus on character-driven storytelling. · Great discussion piece about modern relationships. · Might appeal to fans of nuanced indie dramas.