So You Think You Know Me

About This Movie

So You Think You Know Me unfolds through the lens of Billie, an alternative sex therapist, played by Lena Coxx. This film dives deep into the murky waters of alter egos, exploring the dissonance between public personas and the raw, unfiltered selves we keep hidden. The pacing is a bit unconventional, weaving through introspective moments and sharp dialogue that keeps you questioning every character’s true motives. The practical effects, while subtle, add an eerie texture that mirrors the psychological tension. It’s distinct, almost avant-garde in its execution, which might not be everyone’s cup of tea but definitely leaves an imprint on those who appreciate a more cerebral narrative.

This film is still relatively fresh in the collector's market, so finding an original release might take some digging. There's curiosity surrounding its unknown director, which adds an allure for collectors interested in emerging talents. Limited screenings and festival appearances have created a sense of scarcity, piquing interest among those who appreciate indie films that challenge conventional storytelling.