Just Don't Think I'll Scream

This documentary presents a deeply personal narrative set in Alsace, where the filmmaker grapples with loneliness and a lack of direction after a significant relationship ends. The film showcases the protagonist's journey of self-discovery, as they document their life by editing together clips from the films they watch daily. This creative method reflects their emotional state and highlights the therapeutic role that cinema can play in times of distress.

As a documentary, it taps into themes of solitude and the impact of film on personal experiences. The intimate setting and the filmmaker's candid storytelling make it a compelling watch for those interested in the intersection of life and art. Collectors of documentary films may find this title resonates with the exploration of human emotions against the backdrop of cinematic history.