A woman fakes being the survivor of a deadly attack which gains her social media followers but she quickly learns the price of notoriety.
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I could pick 2 or 3 people at school who talk as much BS as she did in this film. It's a good idea and shows some funny side to it although deep down you realise in real life it is not funny.
"Not Okay" was actually ok - enjoyed it and tested the morals.
Not Okay was actually pretty good. Watchable.
Really harsh what she did but they comedy sort of distracted from that. I enjoyed it and would prob watch again.
Thought the ending was realistic rather than everyone ending up happy with an apology of two. It leaves you with a dilemma as whether you should laugh or be disgusted. Strange film that got me thinking. As for the what she faked, I think lots of people talk BS like that and are never outed.
More of a dark comedy when you think back to what was just visualised. But you know what? In these times it has been done, where someone pretends to be the victim of something to get the attention. I recall an actor recently getting caught out but I can't recall the name.
Anyway, I digress. Not Okay is done well no matter how predictable things turn out. It's a little sexy and director Quinn Shephard finely tunes those parts we should feel a bit uneasy taking onboard.
Comedy-wise there are parts that you do feel a sigh is required but for the majority of the film, a few light giggles are what you're going to get.
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