Medicine

About This Movie

Medicine (2014) presents a rather unique blend of comedy and drama, diving into the life of Johanna, a disenchanted journalist. The atmosphere is heavy with a sense of existential dread wrapped in dry humor. You’ll find the pacing reflective of her life, meandering through absurdity while still packing emotional punches. The performances are genuine, almost raw at times, adding layers to her crisis. The film’s exploration of personal reinvention through unconventional means is intriguing, to say the least. It’s not all polished; there's a relatable gritty feel, enhanced by practical effects that ground the narrative. It’s the sort of film that leaves you pondering the absurdities of life long after it ends, and it's definitely distinct in its storytelling approach.

The film captures the essence of a mid-life crisis with dark humor. · Notable for its raw performances and relatable themes. · Explores the absurdity of modern life through a unique lens.