Ultimately, it did win me over on the strength of the lead performer, Rachel Sennott.

Rachel Sennott takes an impressive dramatic turn in this exploration of mental health and grief.

It’s really smart and lovely indie filmmaking that finds this delicate balance between the laughs and the big emotions, and using the laughs to cope with the big emotions

While I Used to Be Funny didn’t hit all the right notes, its heart was in the right place.