People Places Things is the brainchild of writer/director, James C. Strouse. It’s also a film that does a good and entertaining job of navigating that complicated space between a significant breakup and the next potential relationship.

Starring Jermaine Clement, Regina Hall, Stephanie Allynne and Jessica Williams; Strouse’s comedy possesses a kooky and pleasantly offbeat quality. A quality that can be partly attributed to the limbo state a few of the characters find themselves in, plus the unapologetic directness and honesty in the way they communicate with each other.

The things that make People Places Things good remind me of my favourite sitcom,  Peep Show (2003-2015). Peeps Show is a British comedy series in which the audience hears both the dialogue spoken, but also the internal dialogue of the show’s two leads – everything they think but never dare say out loud, with very entertaining results.

I say, watch People Places Things for a cast that is amply gifted with good comic timing; the chance to see Regina Hall in a refreshingly different type of role; to discover the talents of Jermaine Clement and because People Places Things is good and funny.

Happy Film Loving,

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