Synopsis
A young camgirl discovers that she’s inexplicably been replaced on her site with an exact replica of herself.
Directed by Daniel Goldhaber
A young camgirl discovers that she’s inexplicably been replaced on her site with an exact replica of herself.
캠, Украденный аккаунт, 禁入直播, 캠 걸스, Веб-камера, Το Κορίτσι της Κάμερας, 冒牌女郎, Cuenta Bloqueada, Kamera, 網絡紅人, Webkamera, เว็บซ้อนซ่อนเงา, カムガール, חשבון חסום
If directors were cam girls
Ridley Scott: not sure if tonight’s show will be good but stick around to find out, you never know!
Burton: with me tonight are returning guests Helena and Johnny
Chazelle: jazz for me baby
Wes Anderson: *attempts to stay center-frame at all times*
Shyamalan: watch until the end. it’ll be worth it, I promise ;)
Guadagnino: this’ll be another long one, we’ll be streaming Tilda sun comes up
Edgar Wright: with me tonight are returning guests Simon and Nick
Tarantino: *shows feet*
Nolan: hey boys! today’s show will be streamed with my new IMAX camera so please don’t watch on mobile devices xoxo
Sean Baker: *streams from iPhone 7*
10 minutes in: I wanna be a cam girl
20 minutes in: wait nevermind
30 minutes in: what the fuck
40 minutes in: starts pausing because I’m getting so anxious
50 minutes in: FUCK
65 minutes in: DHSHSHSHS
75 minutes in: SCREAMING
88 minutes in: ok maybe
the real horror is the fact that her mom watched the show and said she was good... THE CAUCASITY
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
SHE IMMEDIATELY GOT RIGHT BACK ON HER BULLSHIT LMFAO
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This dude was caught masturbating and his excuse was "I was investigating" lmaooo.
This has the same energy as finishing your 7th grade creative english story with "And then they woke up."
Finally, someone has made a film about the existential horror of getting locked out of your account, and the horror is all too real. Daniel Goldhaber’s “Cam” also touches on a number of other digital crises (e.g. the way in which the internet’s short attention span requires people to constantly reaffirm their own existence), but this clever and unnerving mind-fuck of a movie is at its most effective when tracing the uneasy shadow relationships we share with our online personas.
It’s one thing to curate some kind of identity on social media — to make ourselves appear more aloof and desirable than we they are in the flesh — but what happens when the projection of who we are begins…
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2018 is the year of horror movie characters bashing their face against a table until their nose is just obliterated