FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) is a psychological pathology, an anxiety of social disconnection. The first part describes this mainly adolescent feeling well. That chaos of subversion almost reminds us of "Clockwork Orange" (Stanley Kubrick, 1971). Later the film becomes a kind of "13 Reasons Why" (Netflix, 2017-2020) and loses interest. The passive attitude of the female characters, even the assaulted one, is worrying. In the end, it does not propose a society in which women rebel, but in which men become aware. And that is not necessarily a progress.
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FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) is a psychological pathology, an anxiety of social disconnection. The first part describes this mainly adolescent feeling well. That chaos of subversion almost reminds us of "Clockwork Orange" (Stanley Kubrick, 1971). Later the film becomes a kind of "13 Reasons Why" (Netflix, 2017-2020) and loses interest. The passive attitude of the female characters, even the assaulted one, is worrying. In the end, it does not propose a society in which women rebel, but in which men become aware. And that is not necessarily a progress.