It's Not My Fault and I Don't Care Anyway

About This Movie

This 2017 drama dives deep into the chaos of a self-help guru's philosophy when his own daughter is taken. It’s intense, really. The pacing feels deliberate, almost suffocating at times, which adds to the tension. The performances are solid — you can feel the weight of the guru's selfish beliefs crashing down around him. It explores some unsettling themes about ego, family, and the price of success, making you question everything. And while the direction is a bit off the radar, the rawness of the emotions resonates. The atmosphere can be heavy, almost claustrophobic, which suits the plot well. It’s a stark reminder of how philosophy can clash with reality in unexpected ways.

Explores the darker side of self-help culture. · Intense emotional performances. · Pacing heightens the sense of impending doom.