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“It's not who you love. It's how.”
Chasing Amy is a sharp, introspective comedy from 1997 that delves into the complexities of sexuality and identity through the lens of Holden and Banky, two struggling comic book artists. When Holden develops feelings for Alyssa, a fellow artist, his world is upended by the revelation of her sexual orientation. The film navigates themes of prejudice, honesty, and the struggle for self-understanding with wit and candor, making it a perceptive commentary on contemporary relationships.
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