So Good to See You

About This Movie

So Good to See You is a unique blend of comedy and drama that captures the awkwardness of social interactions. The film leans heavily on the atmosphere of the moment—frustration sets in as Theo and Frances navigate their way through a suburban maze. The pacing feels natural, almost like a real conversation, with pauses that let the tension build. When their private thoughts get recorded, it leads to a cringeworthy yet insightful exploration of friendship and honesty. The performances are refreshingly raw, lending an authenticity that holds your attention. It’s the kind of film that feels both personal and relatable, capturing the essence of how our lives are sometimes just a string of miscommunications.

A deep dive into social awkwardness and miscommunication. · Strong character-driven narrative. · Suburban setting adds to the film's tension.