I guess this film was taking a swing at influencers and content creators and the Tik Tok generation. Also how people chase a dream regardless of how broken it is. It was trying to show there are real world consequences for narcissism I think.
The film ran out of steam once Jess meets her client Tom. It's really hard to carry a film with two characters in a single location. SLEUTH is one of the few stories to carry off that kind of intensity and FOLLOW HER didn't.
The big reveal shook things up but ultimately didn't go anywhere and the ending was predictable.
In the end, FOLLOW HER is a slew of ideas that fail to come together as a cohesive concept.
The film ran out of steam once Jess meets her client Tom. It's really hard to carry a film with two characters in a single location. SLEUTH is one of the few stories to carry off that kind of intensity and FOLLOW HER didn't.
The big reveal shook things up but ultimately didn't go anywhere and the ending was predictable.
In the end, FOLLOW HER is a slew of ideas that fail to come together as a cohesive concept.