Two Distant Strangers

"Short but engaging time loop film with a social theme of trying to escape the trap humanity creates for us when it severs the fundamental understanding that we are ALL human."

"If you can’t already tell, this one is a difficult watch. It leaves you feeling the main character’s frustration, tiredness, and determination. For some monstrous people, a time loop simply represents no consequences. EDIT: two minutes after finishing Two Distant Strangers, I watched Cynthia Kao’s Groundhog Day For A Black Man, which is much less triggering in general, shorter/wittier, and feels more like an SNL skit. It’s also pretty clear NowThis collaborated with Netflix to lift the concept of Two Distant Strangers from a lesser known director to gun for an award."

"It was decent- watched it on Oscar Night for an Oscar winners marathon. I thought the idea was really unique and there was a definite message for change. I just wish there was more or that there was another factor to it. Overall, I thought it was very special for people of color and gun violence/police violence today. I think we need more films/documentaries/movies similar to this on the issue. "

"Doesn't go where you expect and I was okay with that "

"Short and sweet but so much said!! "

"Loved it although I do feel that it could be triggering to some people especially black people who have faced police violence or witnessed it. Definitely an important film though and is something I hope will star conversations"

"I hate that it’s about a damn dog, but it’s a good watch! "

"On Netflix. Only 37 minutes long but good. Thought provoking!"

"Incredibly moving, eye opening, 100% worth the watch."

"It was so good, and it really portrays what is happening in the world as of right now."