We're All Going to the World's Fair

The first film I’ve seen really understand how lonely the internet it

This feels like one of the first films of the next generation. It is fucked up and beautiful!

Less plot-driven & more atmospheric than my usual preference, but it’s full of unique insights on both online culture and adolescence.

It kept my attention, but I gotta say it was pretty weird. Sort of a psychological horror movie that progresses as slow as it wants to

beautiful character study of a lonely, confused teenager. slow, but heart-wrenching with twinges of queer subtext

This movie has stuck with me afew weeks after watching more than any recent movie I watched. Don't love the ending but it is oddly special.

A deep dive into how the dark corners of the internet can consume the youth. Has a un-ending feeling of unease through out the film.

Pretty disappointing, while still being fascinating and super unsettling. Looking forward to this directors (hopefully) better next films.

An analog horror film for all of us who lost ourselves in obscure liminal virtual spaces and developed our personalities in them.

Thought provoking indy film about online manipulation and relationships.