The magnificent Booksmart (2019), a generational comedy, witty and allergic to clichés, introduced us to Olivia Wilde's talent as a director. After the immersion in the prefabricated world of the second film, Don't Worry Darling (2022), Wilde now makes a turn and leaves that universe of terrifying artificiality to inhabit a minimal space —a flat— with just four actors in The Invite, a camera film that is based on a play we know well: Els veisens…
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The magnificent Booksmart (2019), a generational comedy, witty and allergic to clichés, introduced us to Olivia Wilde's talent as a director. After the immersion in the prefabricated world of the second film, Don't Worry Darling (2022), Wilde now makes a turn and leaves that universe of terrifying artificiality to inhabit a minimal space —a flat— with just four actors in The Invite, a camera film that is based on a play we know well: Els veisens…