The Happiness Curve

About This Movie

The Happiness Curve is a charming little comedy that dives into the life of a lonely middle-aged writer. The pacing’s pretty leisurely, allowing you to really soak in the atmosphere of his struggles, especially post-breakup. As he sells his apartment, the introduction of three eccentric roommates brings a fresh dynamic. Their interactions are where the film shines—there's a warm humor in their contrasting personalities. The practical effects are minimal, but they don’t distract; instead, they enhance the realism of the writer's world. While the narrative isn’t groundbreaking, it touches on themes of companionship and the unexpected paths we find ourselves on after personal upheaval. The performances feel genuine, adding a layer of depth that makes this film oddly relatable.

Quirky character dynamics · Realistic portrayal of loneliness · Subtle humor throughout