Like You Know It All

A struggling, aspiring filmmaker named Mike lives in a constant state of self-delusion, believing he's on the cusp of major Hollywood success. He directs, produces, and stars in his own low-budget films, often dragging his friends and family into his eccentric projects. The story follows his persistent, albeit misguided, pursuit of fame and artistic recognition.

Like You Know It All was a very niche independent film that garnered some attention on the festival circuit and among fans of quirky, DIY comedies. While praised for its unique voice and O'Connell's singular vision, it was also noted for its raw, unpolished aesthetic and polarizing humor.

• Appreciated for its earnest, low-budget charm and the director's clear passion.

• Divisive humor and unconventional filmmaking style may not appeal to all.

• A portrait of an aspiring artist that is both relatable and frustrating.

Google audience: Audience reception is limited due to the film's independent nature, but reviews often highlight its originality and the director's commitment to his unique vision, despite its rough edges.

Selected for screening at various film festivals, including the Raindance Film Festival.

Director Mike O'Connell not only stars in and directs the film but also wrote, produced, and edited it, embodying the DIY spirit of independent filmmaking.