Not okay movie

The actress spoke to Insider about portraying a lonely, misguided character named Danni in Quinn Shephard's satirical film, now streaming on Hulu.

"We were just slaphappy," she said. "Quinn and I both have confessed to each other that this movie has made us spend more time online as a result of wanting to stay on, understand what's going on, and trends and this and that," she said. Deutch also recalled filming that scene during one of the hottest days in New York City in 2021. When a series of terrorist attacks happen in the City of Lights around the time that she was believed to be in France, Danni rises to fame. "I spoke to quite a lot of those canceled people," Deutch said. "We felt scammed by them.

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With all eyes on her, she rolls with it and lives the lie. As for what to expect, Zoey Deutch plays Danni Sanders, a young woman with dreams of social media influencer stardom. It’s been earning quite a lot of buzz online and US audiences have been enjoying the film on Hulu.

The answer, unsurprisingly, is not what viewers expect. The film revolves around photo editor Danni Sanders (Zoey Deutch), who starts Photoshopping her ...

Quinn also said, "That and traffic in New York. When we were shooting the car scene, we were stuck in traffic. Zoey said, "Shooting in New York City is no easy feat. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter discussing Not Okay, actress Zoey Deutch confirmed that the film was shot in New York City and on location. New York in 100 degree weather, in cars, and also, exclusively not air-conditioned locations. When a terrorist attack happens in France during the time Danni is "visiting," the media goes into a frenzy, thinking she is one of few eyewitnesses. The new dark comedy Not Okay from Hulu begs the question: how far is too far when you're a social media influencer?

Zoey Deutch's movie Not Okay on Hulu eviscerates social media influencers, while also empathizing with them.

Suddenly Danni has everything she’s ever wanted: love from her parents, a Depravity essay that goes viral, respect from her co-workers, and, best of all, interest from Colin. The more she exploits her so-called trauma, the more attention she gets. Isn’t it easy to see, how, under a particular set of circumstances, a particular type of person might be tempted into a lie like Danni’s? With the Instagram and Tik Tok and personal branding trends of the last decade, it’s more rewarding than ever to be a narcissist, and few of us are immune. Unfortunately, her editor is not interested in publishing Danni’s essay about her 9/11 FOMO. (She was on a cruise with her parents when it happened, and laments missing out on “trauma bonding” with her generation.) The Cut has just published its takedown of social media scammer Anna Delvy, and, in one year’s time, will publish its infamous “I Was Caroline Calloway” essay, in which a popular influencer was revealed to (mostly) be the work of a ghostwriter. Why not just edit herself into some pics of the Eiffel Tower, take a week off work, and enjoy the social media validation that comes with posting vacation pics?

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For a direct-to-streaming film, “Not Okay”, is an easy watch and does highlight some of the issues with social media. But it has some problems, which includes having a main character that the viewer dislikes for the majority of the film. While the film is listed as a comedy, I personally only laughed a couple of times, as it’s more of a dark comedy, where you cringe at some of the things Danni does, because you just know it’s going to come back to bite her in the butt later. While “Not Okay” is an interesting idea and has some good moments, overall, I did find it a little dull in places. As she quickly becomes an online “hero”, and the followers soon start to amount. She’s completely unaware of the issues of people surrounding her, but is also depressed since her life isn’t what she wanted it to be.

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The film tells the story of an ambitious young influencer Danni Sanders, played by Deutch, who wants to gain friends, followers and fame. Deutch rose to fame by starring in movies such as “Everybody Wants Some!!,” “Before I Fall,” “The Politician” and “Set It Up.” In 2018, the “Vampire Academy” actress turned heads in a lilac gown at the film industry’s biggest night, the Academy Awards.

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And I just love Ruben and I just had the best time. The feeling I have when people bring up that movie is—when the premiere ended in Sundance and I was a wreck, I hadn’t slept in four days, I was so nervous. And it was a wild shoot, we shot it in Toronto. I have so much love for that movie and for Tanya and for Brian [Sacca], the writer. So I have a lot of love for Ry Russo-Young, the director, she’s the best. And I auditioned once when the movie was at MGM and they didn’t cast me. Had I not had that experience with Vampire Academy, I don’t know if I would have the confidence to be like, Yeah, I want to do this. And it made me feel that much more prepared and capable for if I had the opportunity to audition for a superhero movie. Because I was playing someone that was so uncomfortable all the time. This feels like that person.” And those are always the moments I really try my hardest to be aware and grateful for. It’s not to say that I’m not auditioning constantly for these bigger movies that I do want. So anyway, I think she saw that in me and she invited me into that process. And you can also take that to a really vulnerable and humble place.

The new Hulu movie, “Not Okay” begins with a title card warning us that the film contains “flashing lights, themes of trauma and an unlikeable female ...