This coming-of-age drama, written and directed by popular internet personality Bo Burnham, perfectly captures the awkwardness that comes along with being a teenager - especially in today’s digital age. Rather than antagonising or belittling the contemporary teenage experience, Burnham has crafted Kayla’s story with resounding empathy and understanding; not surprising as the comedian turned writer-director himself grew up under the internet’s spotlight. Intercut with the film’s main story are Kayla’s vlogs, signalled by the iconic Photobooth beeping countdown. With vlogs such as ‘Putting Yourself Out There’ and ‘Being Yourself, which Kayla records behind a DIY backdrop in her bedroom, she, at the mere onset of her teenage years, has already mastered the modern art of curating your ‘life’ online. Burnham showcases a reality but does not push you into a homogeneous perception, is Kayla’s online persona damaging or healing her introverted and socially excluded real-life self? It is this balance that allows both teenage and adult audiences to resonate with the film’s narrative, while some of us will have to delve way into our box of repressed childhood memories to recall the dreaded pool parties and first crushes, both teenagers now and young adults will know the feeling of living a ‘double life’ all too well.