So Many Days

About This Movie

So Many Days is a curious blend of comedy and a slice of Southern life from 1963. It's got this offbeat charm, you know? Bennie Patrick, played with a kind of weary humor, is a Chicago comic navigating the cultural friction of the Deep South. The performances have a raw, authentic feel—especially in the way they capture the nuances of a touring band trying to make it. The atmosphere is thick with tension and laughter, creating a unique juxtaposition. The pacing feels like a slow build, capturing those quiet moments before the punchlines hit. It’s not just about the jokes; it’s about survival in an unfamiliar world, something that resonates more than you'd expect.

Explores cultural tensions of the 1960s · Unique blend of comedy and drama · Strong character-driven narrative