Stroke

About This Movie

Stroke is this quirky mix of comedy and drama that hones in on a conversation between two women, Ida and Kaja, who hash out their petty frustrations about life, love, and tattoos over coffee. The film's atmosphere feels intimate, almost like you're eavesdropping on their lives. The pacing is laid-back but maintains a nice rhythm, thanks to their engaging back-and-forth. And then there’s this strange waiter who interrupts them, adding an oddball charm. There's something to be said about how it captures the mundanity of life while still feeling vibrant and alive. Performances feel genuine, like real friends in a café, and that’s where its distinctiveness lies—a slice-of-life that feels both relatable and refreshingly offbeat.

Focus on dialogue-driven storytelling · Interesting use of practical effects with the waiter · Reflects on everyday frustrations in a relatable manner