Launching the series on Wednesday the 8th of June, this dark satire of the Instagram age took the Best Screenplay award at the Sundance Film Festival. Aubrey Plaza plays Ingrid, a young woman whose bland real world is drowned out by the bright young things who flood the endless scroll of her smartphone. One such influencer, Taylor, played with spiky insincerity by Elisabeth Olsen, appears to lead a picture-perfect, Joan Didion-inspired lifestyle. But as the two women become closer, their obsession with a carefully curated Insta-life takes some surprising and disturbing turns.

Described as “demented, delicious mischief” by Rolling Stone’s Peter Travers, this skewering of the influencer age is pitch-black comedy.

Then, in August, there’s Zola (2020), a wild black comedy crime caper. Based on a viral Twitter thread by exotic dancer A’Ziah “Zola” King, this bumpy road movie takes us cruising through Florida, into the underbelly of a sleazy and boisterous world of endless parties and grimy strip joints. If you’re familiar with said Twitter thread, you’ll know things take a dark turn. But the pulsating energy of this film will please even the most well-read twitterer.

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