Actors: Greta Gerwig, Adam Brody
Director: Whit Stillman
Whit Stillman's films often feel too trifling to be movies, and this one is certainly no different - while there's an air of sadness to this film, it's whimsical sadness. Everything is intentionally rendered as being both massively important and incredibly not-important, with our main character being analytical in an eccentric way. The film never really comes together and how the plot resolves I can't even remember, but I don't really care - I enjoy Whit Stillman films a lot. Even though he's 60 years old, here he somehow evokes the anxieties and pleasures of college-bound youth, while getting some fantastic shots.
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