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The visual sequences in the film unfold like tracks on a mixtape, transitioning from one to the next with varying degrees of seamlessness. They include stream of consciousness sequences focused on Black diasporic culture sourced from YouTube clips, social media posts, memes, archival footage, Black encyclopedia entries, and vignettes of family memoir from Joseph.
A fictional, afro-futurist tale of a transatlantic ocean liner called The Nautica makes up several tracks, as well as a historical docudrama about the life and work of the scholar W. Instead I felt myself uncross my arms, lean back and surrender to this cinematic experience.
How you can see it: Still seeking U. The love seen here suggests how you live your life and care for the people in it can be its own kind of art form. The well-spoken and likable subjects foster a generous tone that could earnestly inspire compassion from some less tolerant viewers, and the project overall helps boost their voices and platform in this difficult cultural moment.
Backstopped by familiar faces like Scoot McNairy and Jennifer Ehle, the film stars horse rancher Tabatha Zimiga as a version of herself, and takes place on her singular horse ranch in the Badlands, where she also raises a motley crew of teenagers who have nowhere else to go in addition to an infant of her own.
