Misbehaviour

The message is admirable, the subject is interesting, & the performances are pretty good. But, I just can't help but feel meh about the whole thing. The split narrative doesn't really work & throws the pacing off, & none of the characters have any authentic depth to them. Almost all of the social commentary is pretty surface-level stuff that's been said before & said better. It wants to be this profound statement piece, but it just never really gets there. Definitely wanted to like this more.