There is a dystopian COVID-inspired atmosphere that kicks off the film, while chronicling the lonely life of one of L. A.'s folks who is clearly a creative, but after not finding his dreams, finds himself on the streets and in grimy backwoods areas of SoCal. The lead actor does a very good job of showing the bits of madness that come from isolation. When (e meets a woman who is also living out of sight of the mainstream, he begins to forming a genuine human relationship that hints at finding the kind of connection that could lead to something better for them both. However, the film turns when hazmat-suited vigilantes make an appearance for reasons that remain unclear until the end of the film. But this is when the film gets interesting. Definitely unlike any film you've seen before, that's for sure.
Review of Say Goodbye to Hollywood
