Jane

Sabrina Jaglom and Petsch Productions explore the touchy subject of teen suicide Madelaine Petsch of 'Riverdale' fame stars as Olivia next to Melissa Leo and Chloe Bailey A high school girl that's dealing with the recent death of her best friend, Jane Olivia wants to go to Stanford badly but is deferred sending her in a spiral Things get very uncomfortable when she finds out somebody is using an online profile using Jane's name and picture But who is it? Olivia is starting to see things or is she? This explores the complex intricacies of female relationships even if it isn't necessarily happy go lucky Petsch and Bailey are terrific and clearly the message is one to pay attention to It's very short too and there's dozens of unanswered questions and plot holes that don't get fulfilled but manages to show the desperation high school seniors go through to make their dreams

This is definitely sending the wrong message to teenagers yes I understand it's a fictional story. It's not ok to commit a crime and then frame the person you just murdered . It should have given the ending of what happens when you obsess about things beyond your control and what the consequences are of trying to please everyone around you. Olivia was obsessed about going to Stanford and she was willing to what it took to achieve that. Olivia was willing to plot, scheme, cyber bully, lie and murder others in the process to achieve the objective. I hope this movie leads to a sequel because Olivia is a sociopath and she decides to take up psychology and use her friend murder that she created as a college introduction letter for acceptance . Watchers needs to know the consequences of obsession and compulsion disorder if you don't seek help or treatment and if you know anyone with this behavior here is a number to get help as follows !

MOVIE REVIEW Jane – Genre: Thriller Year Released: 2023 Runtime: 1h 23m Director(s): Sabrina Jaglom Writer(s): Sabrina Jaglom, Rishi Rajani Cast: Madelaine Petsch, Chloe Bailey, Chloe Yu, Nina Bloomgarden, Ian Owens, Kerri Medders, Victoria Foyt, Melissa Leo Where To Watch: UK premiere on February 13, 2023 RAVING REVIEW: Step right up, movie lovers, and get ready for a wild ride through the dangerous and, at times, unpredictable world of cyberbullying with JANE. This film takes us on a pulse-pounding psychological journey that will leave you on edge. The story revolves around a high school senior with her sights set on attending a prestigious university. With her seemingly perfect grades and fierce determination, she's the envy of her peers. But when a new competitor enters the picture, she turns to a former friend and the social media presence of another acquaintance to maintain her status. What starts as a harmless joke quickly spirals out of control and forces our protagonist to confront the dark parts of her personality and the catastrophic consequences of her actions. JANE is a film that will make you think, feel, and question our actions' impact, the consequences of crossing ethical boundaries, and the toll that grief can take on the human psyche. The writer and director, Sabrina Jaglom, and co-writer, Rishi Rajani, have crafted a multi-layered protagonist that embodies confidence and arrogance yet is plagued by insecurity and cowardice. I was impressed at how each character added the perfect mix of importance to the story/ JANE is a film that deserves your attention, even if it has flaws in pacing. The film's stunning cinematography and captivating performances only add to its impact. The protagonist's journey to make amends serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of striving for perfection and the emotional impact of grief. Allow JANE to take you on a thrilling exploration of obsession and the lengths one will go to achieve their goals. Get ready for a film experience like no other, and complete a heart-wrenching message that will ultimately leave you thinking about the film long after you've finished watching. For more reviews and my YouTube channel, please visit linktr.ee/Overlyhonestmoviereviews Follow me on Letterboxd, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. Find my social media accounts on most platforms simply by searching Overly Honest Movie Reviews. I'm always happy to hear from my readers; please say hi or send me any questions about movies.

I thought this movie was amazing. Totally takes on the social media presence in the lives of young people, and its sometimes unfortunate consequences. Would highly recommend.

Suspenseful ,dark, and a surprise twist! I loved the movie and Madeline P Performance was wondering!! Well of course her Character in Riverdale Cheryl Blossom aka Cheryl Bombshell got so much talent!!!!!!!! You Gotta go see it 🔥 🔥 🔥

the ending was crazy. i just didn't like the way some of the scenes were shot. why was izzy so far away in the first scene and why were we seeing the back of her head while she was talking in the store?

Uncomfortable in the right ways. Makes you think and keeps you paying attn. The main girl is really good!

Given that this film is from a first time director, an impressive display of film making. Great character development as well as first rate production values. The movie was a bit darker than I expected but throughly entertaining. I'm just glad I wasn't born in the generation of social media savants. The film captures high school as the real world soap opera it has always been,but, with a very modern style. Well done Ms Jaglom

The unconventional take on the pressures facing the current generation of high schoolers kept me on the edge of my seat. Excited to watch it again with fresh eyes on the Creator+ app when its available

So dark and so fun!! Also a wild ride. Madelaine is soooooo good and Chloe is really funny. Must see if youre in highschool