
Carol, an office worker who has trouble expressing especially negative feelings which has led to those feelings being bottled up inside her, takes an idea from a self-help workshop she attends: to place those feelings in impromptu, stream of consciousness songs to get them out. She takes that concept to the next step by actually leaving voice messages of those songs to the subjects, the source of those negative feelings. While this action results in Carol burning bridges with... (Full plot summary below)
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Carol, an office worker who has trouble expressing especially negative feelings which has led to those feelings being bottled up inside her, takes an idea from a self-help workshop she attends: to place those feelings in impromptu, stream of consciousness songs to get them out. She takes that concept to the next step by actually leaving voice messages of those songs to the subjects, the source of those negative feelings. While this action results in Carol burning bridges with most of those people for who she's left these voice message songs, it has a unique effect one recipient, Dave, her middle management boss who arguably is the biggest wrath of those negative feelings and who she, to use her own term, considers an asshole. The question then becomes whether both Carol and Dave can get out of the process what they want.
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| NOW TorontoSusan G. ColeThis über-quirky Canadian pic about a woman who takes the advice of a music therapist too far is sometimes infuriating but often gobsmackingly good. |
| National PostChris KnightFull disclosure: I first saw this film when it premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival last autumn, and didn't think much of it. I can't explain why it's grown on me since then. |
| Far Out MagazineMonica ReidAn absurd, deadpan, truly original comedy. |
| User ReviewEvan HI really liked the main role played by Arabella. It was very well done. It's not a long movie but for 80 minutes you get a fun experience! I quite enjoyed it! |