Maisie Adam: Vague

About This Movie

Maisie Adam's 'Vague' is this raw blend of comedy and documentary that really captures the ups and downs of being a young adult. It’s all about her as a self-described 'Slave to the Sesh'—you know, that reckless youthful energy. But then there’s this sharp contrast with her medical condition that forces her to tone it down and be a 'Sensible Susan'. The pacing is a bit like a rollercoaster; one moment you’re laughing, and then she hits you with some real thoughts about life and health. It’s got this conversational style that makes you feel like you're having a drink with her, which is distinctive in the realm of stand-up. The practical effects of her storytelling—how she visualizes her experiences—adds a unique flavor to it all.

Documentary style with comedic undertones · Relatable exploration of youth culture · Unique blend of personal anecdotes and humor