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She Dies Tomorrow (2020)

Amy is ravaged by the notion that she is going to die tomorrow, which sends her down a dizzying emotional spiral. When her skeptical friend Jane discovers Amy's feeling of imminent death to be contagious, they both begin bizarre journeys through what might be the last day of their lives.

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IndianaParkWars 06 Aug 2020

This movie was a real challenge to watch. It’s absolutely bizarre and absolutely gorgeous. The cinematography and editing are tremendous. The acting is like a painting, where they capture a single emotion perfectly. I have no clue what the movie was about or what was happening in any given scene. But what I do know is that this movie is weird and quirky and aesthetically perfect. Even though the plot escapes me (and is likely meant to), I find it accurately disturbing and stressful. It somehow illogically describes the chaos of my brain and the confusion of my emotions. It’s an insane time to live in and this movie hits home. It’s relatable in an emotional kind of way. I’d love to watch it again, especially while not sober.

JGontko 07 Aug 2020

You know how they say a watched pot never boils? This is the film version of that sentiment. The first 20 minutes feels like an hour. The dialogue is contrived, the color theory is fresh out of film school, and the characters are devoid of any authentic feeling characteristics that you can connect with. If you're stuck in quarantine for months on end, put this one low on the list if it must be on there at all.

Marakai 04 Sep 2020

Actor and sometimes director Amy Seimetz crafts something quite intriguing in her second feature film, She Dies Tomorrow. The plot synopsis itself, is very simple; “Amy thinks she’s dying tomorrow... and it’s contagious”. It’s an intriguing premise but it’s the journey of Amy (played by Kate Lyn Sheil) that encourages the viewer to delve deeper. As she comes in contact with people, they begin to share the same existential suffering which begs the question of whether this is an epidemic or some issue of mental health. As an experimental piece on mood and composition it’s a very interesting film that often reminded me of Nicolas Winding Refn with its art house and cerebral vibe. It’s bold in its approach and encourages your participation and pondering while keeping the whole experience fleeting, much like life itself.

Steve Pond 03 Aug 2020

Deliciously disjointed and dreamlike, it eludes easy tracking and relies on the odd beauty of its imagery; at first, it makes you wonder how David Lynch might tackle a film about depression.

Dingens 25 Aug 2020

It unravels slowly, but is never boring. It is not as formulaic as other new movies, so you can have an actual new experience while watching.