Overexposure

About This Movie

So, 'Overexposure' is interesting—definitely a slice-of-life kind of drama. It digs into the complexities of relationships, you know? Corina and Stefan's journey is quite an emotional ride. The pacing feels pretty natural, not rushed, letting you absorb the tension of their differing life choices. Corina's career shift brings an authentic sense of struggle and growth, while Stefan’s push for fatherhood adds this layer of urgency. The performances are solid, too; you can feel the chemistry and the strain between them. There's something raw about it—no over-the-top effects, just real dialogue and relatable moments. It’s that kind of film that sticks with you, making you think about love and life choices long after it ends.

Solid character development. · Realistic portrayal of modern relationships. · Strong performances create a genuine connection.