‘Free Time’ Review: Without A Job, Without A Point, But Nonetheless Watchable
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theplaylist.netChances are, most working-class members of society have, at one point or another, questioned their own life’s direction, the value they offer, the possibilities outside the office, and the meaning behind it all.
There’s something to be said about a film, loaded with all of the above without the tendency to shout it from the rooftops, that itself acts as a mirror image of its main character, which is exactly what’s presented by the relaxed, easygoing, somewhat maddening, “Free Time.“ READ MORE: The 100 Most Anticipated Films Of 2024 As “Free Time” opens, we’re quick to meet the protagonist, Drew (Colin Burgess), employed by a New York City-based firm as a data analyst.
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