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VF X LETTERBOXD: MOVIE OF THE WEEK
The Second Coming Of Jordan Firstman
Six years ago, he was best known for his absurd impressions on Instagram. Now he’s gate-crashing awards season with a sweet, tender coming-of-age tale. Below, check out VF’s favorite Letterboxd reviews from Club Kid.
VF'S PICKS FROM LETTERBOXD
Ella Kemp
Watched Sep 10, 2026The euphoria of seeing the world through someone else's eyes for the first time and only realising, just now, that there's always been so much love out there, all along
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Joe A
Watched May 16, 2026Sensational, not just in its ability to evoke that existential listlessness that can send our lives careening into unimaginable directions, but has an emotional maturity that really allows the movie to flow in an earnest direction. It also made miss Diego Calva on the silver screen very badly.
865
denji
Watched Oct 30, 2026wish i had two extra hands to give this four thumbs up
422
Adam シ
Watched Oct 18, 2026If I ever have kids they better have music taste as good as Arlo’s
253
Cooper D
Watched Oct 3, 2026This movie really struck a chord with me, who, over the last two years, after moving to the east coast, has partaken in gay club culture in nyc, and feels lost at this point in life, can be very self deprecating and.. not like myself very much. This is exactly the kind of movie I needed. Jordan Firstman proves himself on all fronts (I always saw it) and it’s beautiful all around on every level every aspect.
141
Alex
Watched Oct 17, 2026easiest five stars I’ve ever given
73
Jeff Zhang
Watched Sep 10, 2026Very special debut from Jordan Firstman that wrung the inner cynic right out of me. Deftly depicts both Peter Pan ennui and the sweet contradictions of parenthood in a very funny, often understated way. Tremendous stuff, NYC canon.
139
claira curtis
Watched May 16, 2026Kinda can’t get over how evocative this is. Knows exactly when to go big, loud, and blindingly bright and when to go tight, quiet, and ultra-intimate. Firstman is directing and starring in this like he was born to make it. I can’t think of another time where I’ve seen him so locked in and at the top of his game. Bursting with life in a way that really resonates. A character says my favorite band is their favorite band and then the film saves the needle drop from that band for the perfect moment. Burst into tears the second the song started. I loved it.
351
George Civeris
Watched Oct 29, 2026This is really not going to be good for my long suppressed desire to take DJ classes.
208
aaron
Watched Oct 18, 2026would give it a million stars if i could innit babes
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