Inch Forward

About This Movie

So, 'Inch Forward' is this intriguing indie piece that really digs into the nitty-gritty of film-making. The story follows Kiriko, who's trying to craft her own road movie, and there's this almost meta vibe as she wrestles with the usual tropes—like, why always a beach scene, right? The pacing feels deliberate, almost contemplative, allowing us to soak in her struggles and the frustrations of independent filmmaking. The atmosphere is raw and gritty, yet it has these moments of humor that pop up unexpectedly. Performances are solid, with Kiriko feeling relatable and real. There’s a charm in the practical effects, too, which keeps it grounded. It’s a film that kinda reflects back on its own creation, and you can’t help but appreciate that.

Focus on indie filmmaking struggles. · Meta-commentary on common tropes. · Gritty realism with a touch of humor.