The Lost Angels Club

It is the job of the filmmaker to create a reflection of reality, no matter how fantastical or unrealistic the elements of the film are. After the hellscape year(s) that we suffered (are suffering) through, I think it’s important to reflect upon that, no matter how subtle or explicit. Of course, I am never one to take the easy way out. It would be too simple for meetups to make a film about a woman stuck in her room all day because of the virus. So while these elements come into play, the crux of the movie centers around the themes of lockdown, without explicitly referring to said event. It’s easy to shield yourself from the world and just lock yourself away in your room, creating a persona of yourself that might even be better than what the “real you” is. But sooner or later you have to come out, and that’s where the cracks in the facade start to appear.