The film, which investigates a murky aspect of online culture in an increasingly lonely world, is having its world premiere as part of the narrative feature competition at the Sarajevo Film Festival
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Courtesy of Sarajevo Film Festival Right before the COVID-19 pandemic shut down the world, Slovenian director Urša Menart came across a curious phenomenon on the internet: young people, mostly women, making up tragic life stories to gather the increasingly sparse attention span of their followers. Even more curiously, the director realized people would often drop everything to visit these micro-influencers. The muddled parasocial relationship between poster and follower would come to inspire “Everything That’s Wrong With You,” having its world premiere as part of the narrative feature competition section at this year’s Sarajevo Film Festival.
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