Mary is Happy, Mary is Happy

Drifts in and out of passages of self consciousness and metafiction with ease, creating a dreamlike fiction that breezes past with its philosophy instead of shoving it down our throats. In doing so it successfully portrays the whimsy, drama and ambiguity of modern expression that exists through the medium of twitter. It's a film which is more delicate and enveloping than it may seem, a beautifully peculiar tale that evokes the sensations and frustrations of youth with poetic aplomb.