Wawa

About This Movie

So, Wawa is this quirky little gem from 2008 that kind of slips under the radar but really stands out for its offbeat humor. The plot revolves around Garance, who’s grappling with the loss of her Wawa—whatever that means for her, it’s quite a significant deal. It’s a comedy that plays with absurdity and everyday struggles, giving it a unique flavor. The pacing sometimes feels a bit erratic, but that just adds to the charm. You get a mix of practical effects and some random visual gags which keep things lively. The performances are a bit raw, which fits the tone. It’s a film that reflects on how we attach meaning to things, even the most ordinary, and how they shape our experiences.

Unique comedic tone · Explores themes of attachment · Interesting use of practical effects