We Have to Stop Now

About This Movie

We Have to Stop Now is an intriguing drama that delves into the complexities of relationships, especially under the watchful eye of a documentary crew. The film captures a palpable tension; the blend of staged authenticity and real emotional stakes is striking. The two leads, both therapists, are quite compelling as they juggle their professional personas with personal turmoil. There's a rawness in their performances, which gets amplified by the documentary format—it's almost like you're peeking into the messiness of their lives. The pacing gives you time to breathe, but there’s an underlying urgency as their facade begins to crumble. It’s a fascinating exploration of identity and the expectations we create for ourselves and others.

Interesting take on LGBTQ+ relationships · Explores themes of authenticity vs. performance · Unique documentary-inspired narrative style