I'm Just Like You (And It Sucks)
In this sharply comedic and deeply relatable film, a young woman finds herself trapped in a cycle of self-sabotage and ...
When a man with developmental disabilities named Shonzi, played by writer-director Linas Phillips, moves in with his brother Todd (Timm Sharp), it upends Todd’s already fragile life and strained relationship with his girlfriend Lindsay (Melanie Lynskey). Shonzi’s unique perspective and unfiltered honesty, particularly his fascination with Todd’s romantic life, creates a whirlwind of awkward and heartfelt moments. As Todd struggles to balance his responsibilities as a brother with his own desires, the situation is further complicated by the arrival of their intimidating father (Tobin Bell) and Lindsay’s well-meaning but intrusive friend (Artemis Pebdani). This poignant and offbeat comedy-drama explores the messy boundaries of family, love, and maturity, blending cringe-worthy humor with genuine tenderness as this unconventional household navigates the chaotic spectrum of human connection.