True-ish

About This Movie

True-ish offers a gritty glimpse into the world of PR, showcasing Janet Paine’s tangled web of insecurities. The atmosphere is a mix of tension and dark humor, with an almost suffocating pace that reflects her mounting stress. The portrayal of smear campaigns feels raw and unfiltered, making you ponder the ethics behind such tactics. Performances are understated yet powerful, particularly the lead's ability to convey vulnerability while navigating this morally murky landscape. You get the sense that the film is a commentary on personal identity in the public eye, wrapped up in a narrative that keeps you guessing about her true intentions.

True-ish is one of those elusive titles that collectors often mention in hushed tones. Its limited release and nuanced exploration of PR ethics have sparked particular interest. There are few formats available, making it a somewhat scarce find, especially in good condition. The film’s distinctive narrative style and character depth invite repeated viewings and discussions among enthusiasts.