I Used to Be Funny

2023
1h 45min

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Rachel Sennott in I Used to Be Funny (2023)

Sam, a stand-up comedian struggling with PTSD, weighs whether or not to join the search for a missing teenage girl she used to nanny.

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Comedy Drama

Sam, una cómica que lucha contra el trastorno de estrés postraumático, sopesa si unirse o no a la búsqueda de una adolescente desaparecida a la que solía cuidar.Sam, una cómica que lucha contra el trastorno de estrés postraumático, sopesa si unirse o no a la búsqueda de una adolescente desaparecida a la que solía cuidar.Sam, una cómica que lucha contra el trastorno de estrés postraumático, sopesa si unirse o no a la búsqueda de una adolescente desaparecida a la que solía cuidar.

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Premios
- 6 nominaciones en total

Videos3

Trailer 1:31

Official Trailer

Clip 2:43

Ally Pankiw on the Credit That Changed Her Life

Clip 2:43

Ally Pankiw on the Credit That Changed Her Life

Clip 3:27

Burning Questions With Rachel Sennott

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Trivia
Director Ally Pankiw was dating MUNA member Naomi McPherson during the production of the film, but have since broken up. Naomi is still second to the top of special thanks during credits, and two MUNA songs feature during the film.

Citas
Sam: My big flirty move on a date is to make the guy pinkie promise not to kill me.

Conexiones
Referenced in Amanda the Jedi Show: 'BOTTOMS' is WILD | Kicked out of The Evil Dead Rise Premiere SXSW (2023)

Bandas sonoras
Something Has To Change
Written by Amber Bain
Performed by The Japanese House

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7/10

A profound cinematic experience

"I Used to Be Funny" is a captivating Canadian film that masterfully weaves together raw, heartbreaking moments with a surprising touch of humor. Rachel Sennott's performance shines yet again, reaffirming my unwavering admiration for her talent. As both the lead and a true force on screen, Sennott's portrayal effortlessly captures the complexities of the character's journey.

Ally Pankiw's directorial debut is stellar, showcasing a deep understanding of the human experience. While not flawless, the film's imperfections only add to its authenticity. Pankiw's skillful storytelling draws viewers into the protagonist's world, offering an accurate depiction of life with PTSD. The film's ability to blend these elements in a way that's both poignant and relatable makes it a must-see for anyone seeking a moving cinematic experience.