I am Perfectly Normal: Part I

Synopsis

I am Perfectly Normal: Part I is a 2022 drama directed by Julian Sellers that explores the complexities of identity, society, and personal acceptance. Through a compelling narrative, the film follows its protagonist as they navigate societal expectations and internal struggles while seeking authenticity in a world that often demands conformity. With a nuanced script and emotive performances, the story delves into themes of self-discovery and the definition of normalcy. Set against a backdrop of contemporary social issues, the film invites viewers to reflect on what it truly means to be 'perfectly normal' in a diverse and ever-changing world.

Cast

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  Julian Sellers

  The Smiling Man

• Eddie Fitzgerald

  Unnamed

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  Jarboe

  The Voice of Self-Love

Reviews

Critically, I am Perfectly Normal: Part I has received a mixed but generally positive reception. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a rating of approximately 74%, indicating generally favorable reviews. Critics praise the film's thoughtful approach to sensitive topics and the strong central performance by the lead actor. For instance, a review from The Guardian highlights its "nuanced storytelling and heartfelt exploration of identity," while Variety notes the "engaging narrative that challenges conventional norms." However, some reviewers found the pacing uneven and felt that certain subplots could have been developed more fully. IMDb users have rated the film around 6.8/10, appreciating its emotional depth but occasionally critiquing its slow-moving scenes. Metacritic scores the movie at 65, reflecting generally favorable reviews but acknowledging its niche appeal. Overall, the film is recognized for its ambition and meaningful message, even if it does not resonate equally with all audiences.

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