Kill Me (2026)

An incredibly clever way to frame the difficulty of loving yourself or someone close that is struggling with mental health. A tightly written script, structured as a whodunnit, gives the film all of the necessary pace without losing the necessary depth. The dialogue is organic, hilarious, heartbreaking. Phenomenal performances by Charlie Day, Alison Williams, Giancarlo Esposito, Aya Cash. We need more original IP, and Peter Warren smashed it with the screenplay and as first-time director! High re-watchability stock, can’t wait for a wider release and more discussion.