There’s Something about John presents a beautiful narrative but fails to adhere to the basics of the craft. First time filmmaker Emma McCagg demonstrates her naivety through the film’s jarring tonal shifts and sometimes lack of focus in the film’s subject matter. Despite its issues, John is still worth the investment of time. Watch our full thoughts below.

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