Note: Since the release I've added a second CC-BY-SA license.
I'm Not Even Human is my first finished movie. Before that I had all kinds of projects and never finished them. Technically speaking I did finish a few directing works before I'm Not Even Human. Which includes a music video about which I don't want to talk about ( it's cringe ). And a small charity work that I did for a local synagogue. But I'm Not Even Human is my first actual finished narrative work that you can call a movie. Knowing that you can see I'm Not Even Human and think that it's maybe, actually quite okay. Thought, at this point I'm more of an opinion that I could do a lot better in a lot of areas.
This movie took me 3 years to produce. Thought, knowing my procrastinating nature, you can deduce that I could do that in far less of a time. And seeing the quality of the finish product confirms this deduction.
I miss the times when you could see a David Fincher movie in the cinema. The last time he made a true cinema picture was almost 10 years ago in 2014. Since then he fully embraced the DRM filled streaming dis-service models. And his latest film The Killer is a straight to Netflix production. And it seems like he himself feels a bit off about it. Because if we take the character as a proxy for Fincher himself. This character is complex in how much he tries to justify himself being a terrible person.