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Let’s be honest—this movie is a mess. The story is incoherent, the direction all over the place, and the tone borders on laughable. It’s hard to believe this ever got past a first draft. And yet, I watched it to the end. Why? Because amid all the chaos, one thing genuinely stood out: Lilly Krug. Yes, she’s still growing as an actress. Her performance lacks nuance in places, and she clearly needs more experience to fully carry a role like this. But her screen presence is undeniable. That face, that composure—there’s something arresting about her, something you can’t look away from. In a better film, with stronger direction and a sharper script, I could see her really shining. There’s potential here—raw, maybe, but very real. So no, this isn’t a good movie. But Lilly Krug gave it the only spark of life it had. And for that, I’m actually curious to see where she goes next.