Open Wide

About This Movie

Open Wide dives into a peculiar niche in dental culture, focusing on John Mew, who’s got some pretty out-there ideas about beauty and orthodontics. It’s a slow burn, really, as it builds this odd atmosphere of rebellion against societal norms. The pacing takes its time, letting you absorb Mew's theories, which are more about philosophy than just teeth. His son stepping up adds a nice generational angle, almost like a passing of the torch in this fringe movement. The practical effects? Well, it’s mostly just real people chatting, but there's something raw about it. The interviews feel intimate, and the discussions have this almost conspiratorial vibe. It’s distinctive for sure, capturing a slice of culture you don’t see every day.

Focus on themes of beauty and societal standards. · Unique perspective on orthodontics. · Generational conflict adds depth.