Coming from the filmmaker behind 'Sleepwalk with Me', this new work explores a related subject matter but on a slightly larger scale, involving several characters. The narrative centers around the Commune, an improv group that isn't particularly famous, yet was experiencing success with their shows. Things start to unravel when one of the members pursues opportunities elsewhere. As a result, the troupe’s appeal diminishes, and what becomes of them is revealed later in the movie. I wouldn't describe it as being excessively praised, but I didn’t find it particularly amusing or enjoyable. The storyline about the characters’ disintegration and their attempts to mend things was quite engaging. Like a line from the film mentions, the comedic scenes appeared humorous on screen, yet they weren’t genuinely funny. To be honest, the improv aspect went over my head completely. Perhaps that's just an American cultural thing; I wasn't familiar with it at all and only learned about it through this film. Overall, I consider it to be a middling movie, so I am unsure whether I can recommend it. However, your experience might differ. _6/10_

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