Pop-Pop Is Dead

About This Movie

Pop-Pop Is Dead is this offbeat comedy that digs into family dynamics with a mix of dry humor and chaotic situations. Layla and Desi are these relatable millennials, and their journey back to Gaffney is rife with awkward family interactions and layered emotional stakes that feel all too real. The pacing is pretty brisk, balancing laugh-out-loud moments with some genuine sentiment about loss and connection. I mean, the performances have this rawness to them that really sells the whole vibe. And while the direction might not be from a household name, it gives the film a unique indie feel, which sets it apart from more polished comedies. It’s like a slice of life turned slightly absurd, but it all works somehow.

Interesting exploration of millennial relationships. · Offers a unique perspective on family gatherings. · Combines humor with poignant moments about loss.