Marmalade

I love Joe Keery and his acting in the movie is great. Him and Aldis Hodge work great as co-stars. The cover art is great and tells you a lot about the movie if you pay attention.

Interesting artwork on the slip cover.

Marmalade is a really good movie that apparently not a lot of people have heard of. Very much worth the blind buy.

This one was a welcomed surprise. I bought it because I like Joe Keery from Stranger Things and Aldis Hodge from Cross. It's a romance with Joe Keery's character as the lead and the mysterious woman that comes into his life, Marmalade. Saying more would ruin what surprises this one has in store.

Marmalade impressed me in a lot of ways. It was well-written, well-directed, well-acted, and well-shot. It was the sort of movie you’d expect to see picking up all sorts of nominations at the Independent Spirit Awards (for indie movies). I really like this movie. It was very interesting and surprised me at the end. A very unexpected love story. As much as I liked all of the acting in this movie, Camila Morrone (from “Never Goin' Back”, which I own but have yet to watch) was my favorite. As for the film itself, it looked and sounded great. It’s accompanied by a very interesting commentary track by the writer/(first time) director Keir O'Donnell. Originally, I didn’t care for the slipcover that much, but having seen the movie, I now love it.