I Am Easy to Find

This short film, serving as a visual companion to The National's album of the same name, explores the life of a woman from childhood to adulthood. It delves into themes of identity, relationships, and the passage of time, often blurring the lines between personal experience and broader societal narratives. The film features a diverse cast and a non-linear narrative structure.

As a companion piece to an album, 'I Am Easy to Find' received attention for its artistic ambition and its collaboration with The National. Critics often noted its experimental nature and its exploration of complex themes through visual storytelling. While not a traditional film, its reception was generally positive for its unique approach to music video and narrative.

• Praised for its artistic direction and emotional resonance.

• Seen as an ambitious and experimental visual album experience.

• Appreciated for its exploration of female identity and life stages.

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The film was directed by Mike Mills, known for his work on '20th Century Women' and 'Beginners', and features various actors in different stages of life portraying aspects of the main character's journey.