Actual People

Love the minimalistic color design of the slip cover.

Very relatable for anyone who was ever young, trying to find themselves, and not knowing what they wanted— only that you wanted more than what you currently had.

Relatable to anyone who wanted too much to be liked, worked too hard at their friendships, or tried to make meaningful connections out of every single interaction. Those people will remember the emotional exhaustion that comes with that.

This debut feature from Kit Zauhar is a raw, personal story, and shows that she will be one to keep an eye on her future work.

Another one dealing with kind of in between years and adolescents and teen and those compliment years, so I feel like people who enjoy those type of films will find some things to definitely like here too.

I randomly stumbled upon Kit Zauhar’s two movies a few months back and really liked them. I didn’t think they’d be available on physical media, but was thrilled to see it while checking out the Vinegar Syndrome Black Friday. Slipcover looks great and I’m hoping to find This Closeness next!