GUTS | Omeleto

[@LandoBassMan]

SHE BOOKED

[@ThilanNana]

underrated

[@chloejones7993]

check it off the list of predictions!!

[@rus.t]

If this short is suddenly revealed as part of an elaborate prank in the future, I... will not be mad, impressed even.

[@rawburtmartinez]

NOT THIS COMMENT😂

[@OhNoNotTheGoose]

Literally screamed this when i saw the thumbnail 😅 She did so well!!!

[@multi.instrumentalist]

KZbin has started recommending me short films because Angela and Amanda are in them and honestly I’m glad

[@gauzeeeee]

whats the amanda titles? :))

[@avery1632]

@@gauzeeeee "I Live In Your House" is a good one starring her :)

[@nathanhails5901]

​@@avery1632 I live in your house is so good.

[@melissacoviello2886]

Same

[@notbatman24601]

Amanda also did one titled Guilty

[@SPEEDRAYCERE]

Saw Angela in the thumbnail nd clicked so fast

[@muustyx]

SAME

[@sam-sx5if]

OMG YES I WAS LIKE WHATTTT! I’m so excited for her

[@Flinabin]

Same here, I know I've recognized her.

[@JARD7318]

Same.

[@Anzy.99]

for real

[@janr.4581]

just chiming in to say thanks for all this love. i wrote guts and i can't believe the love coming across in the comments. overwhelming. you're doing great!

[@oliedmis97]

This was such a great script!! Well done!!

[@melissacoviello2886]

This was very well done!!!

[@aditya.t6489]

as someone with adhd i cant sit still and watch movies in one go but this had be captivated this is why i love short films never stop writing them

[@Val-r7p]

I love how she didn't have to say what she was struggling with but it was clear and to the point. Great job. I wish I knew how to write scripts. I can appreciate every detail in them but I find it's so complex. Fantastic job.

[@BombShot]

Great writing! Some of the lines came off so effortlessly funny, it kind of peeves me when humor feels born of trying to hard and the joke gets to complex, but this really nailed that line of levity in a tense awkward scenario in a way that felt completely natural!

[@renaefenwick1688]

Angela brought me here. But the storytelling kept me here. I love the stories that don’t have the classical introduction, climax, resolution- but the ones where you’re watching through the window of a perfectly normal day, it feels so much more intimate.

[@LeeMofoBro]

I know right? I felt so locked in to the moment like I was a fly on the wall and kept feeling awkward from their awkwardness. Really like the way they filmed this and both of their acting!

[@Niche_Lee]

Ditto! This was exquisitely done!

[@bailey3015]

slice of life❤

[@MYSTERIOMUSIK]

I know all the smosh fans are losing it over Angela... but as someone who has been struggling with an eating disorder... this hit home a lot... i saw the struggle I've faced so many times just looking at a piece of food. I love this. Thank you for this, it really touched me.

[@eesha2920]

Sending love ❤

[@Khunai.]

I don't struggle with an eating disorder, but I do have issues with disordered eating. The feeling of staring at your food, knowing your body needs it but struggling to take a bite, and subsequently swallow that bite is so real. This short film brought tears to my eyes. Sending you lots of love and well wishes in your recovery hun 💙 You've got this! You deserve to be happy and healthy 💙

[@arwyss]

You’re doing great.

[@MickeyDoop1]

I really liked that Angela's sandwich looked really gross, and that the other lady's was neat and sliced. It was a great way of showing that people have different perspectives on food, and something that is enjoyed and celebrated by most people can be unappetizing and torture for others

[@acashasha]

Oh wow, I didn't understand why she was singing in the bathroom until I read this comment at all clicked.

[@phynally_]

“Anger is just fear in a leather jacket”

[@arshiyak952]

poetic

[@000aleph]

Anger is not fear, does this really need to be pointed out?

[@raphaeldelaghetto5343]

Stoic

[@cocoataku]

Courage is just fear with a helmet

[@akpokemon]

what a weird phrase. When your kid breaks your expensive china and you get angry, what are you "afraid" of in that instance? The phrase really only applies to situations in which you're angry towards things you're unfamiliar with. Like people of another race or sexuality.

[@bumblegrim]

Finally a film about EDs that isn't incredibly triggering or harmful. Super proud of Angela for getting into more serious roles but everyone involved in making this genuinely did amazing with this film

[@lynternet]

couldn’t agree more

[@Smoshysgirl]

OMG NO WAY NOT ANGELA WORKING WITH THE ELLIS GREY ?!??!?

[@ellenthechickennugget]

i knew she looked familiar

[@sweettea735]

Damn Ellis had a completely different life before Meredith 😂😂😂

[@jenisisi]

I WAS WONDERING WHY SHE LOOKED SO FAMILIAR

[@OneSingularYike]

LITERALLY MY FIRST THOUGHT

[@sarahwilson2367]

THATS WHAT IM SAYING

[@summer_math_camp]

"And, the doctor says, "whatever you're doing, continue to do it."" at the end just really got to me - what a masterpiece

[@caitcaitcaitcait]

oh man as soon as she said the center i knew this was eating disorder related and immediately teared up. incredible job angela, SHE BOOKED!!!!!!!!!!

[@gemstar7286]

Yeah it seems if she's eating with someone it's a kind of therapy to help her through it .

[@gingerweasel2]

It literally just clicked that the singing was to "hold her accountable" because you can't sing and vomit at the same time.

[@summerskull9379]

I thought it was a cult for some reason

[@joevictor53]

​@@gingerweasel2oh damn. I did not think of that. That's brilliant but also sad to think about

[@emmajoy1752]

Literally made me cry as someone in ED recovery 😭😭

[@SamLong-d8i]

The “you’re doing great” got me 😭. I absolutely love this.

[@BeatlesPlotagonShow]

Both actresses (Angela and Kate) did such a wonderful job with this film and portraying such a heavy topic in such a convincing and respectful way! They both booked!

[@abraxasjinx5207]

What does "booked" mean? Everyone's saying it in this thread

[@BeatlesPlotagonShow]

@ that means they made it!

[@Pegasus436]

@@abraxasjinx5207It’s a popular way of saying they booked a role (got the role, got the job). 😊

[@MG-mn7ig]

@@abraxasjinx5207it’s an inside joke from a Smosh video. One of her coworkers pulled a prank on her and some others saying she booked a marvel movie role. Said coworker put a secret camera and Angela sees the congratulatory donuts and yells “SHE BOOKED!” So now everytime we see Angela elsewhere, that quote follows 😂

[@dancustodio4755]

@@MG-mn7ig and the co-worker is our beloved arasha, the new captain marvel

[@zzzechra]

"You don't mind being alive" is so profound. One of those lines that astound you with how simple it is but conveying so much at once

[@irishoek1238]

this to me is one of the best representations of an ED. It isn't triggering but still so relatable. I also love how sweetly weird it is

[@sannevanbeers]

Representation of recovery of ed that is.

[@WhereWitch]

I completely agree

[@chantz7515]

wait, can you explain what you mean by an ED

[@afroshark2799]

Eating Disorder. To be honest, I wasn't sure if this was about that or a drug addiction until I started reading comments, I genuinely couldn't tell. There's a lot of similarities there, like asking others to hold you accountable during recovery

[@sEaSoNaLMiLk]

@@afroshark2799Not sure singing in the bathroom would keep someone from using though lol

[@LollyLolly67]

You know it’s good when you forget it’s Angela within the first minute. She was phenomenal in this as was Kate Burton. It was raw, real, subtle but riveting. Loved the cinematography and the lack of exposition made you sink into the story. It was skillfully written. Loved it! ❤️

[@benjibuilds]

Completely agree. Although when she started yelling at her eaten sandwich, I thought "there's the Angela we know". Incredible performances all round.

[@ultratortoise21]

absolutely same. Forgot it was her. These were such intimate, real characters. What a well done piece of art.

[@MostlyMom]

I forgot the other actress’ name!! I just kept thinking Ellis Grey! Thank you! 💗

[@mollysgotmakeup13]

I love the lack of context and the sweet yet weird feeling this gives. Makes me feel like one of the characters.

[@TheTaiylorWallace]

Both ladies SLAYED this. As someone familiar with Angela through Starkid and Smosh, I always knew she was funny and a good actor. I knew she could convey intense depth while maintaining comedy (see Lex from the Hatchetfield Universe from Starkid). But there are such subtle things she does in this role that STUN me. When she's singing "One... Two... Three strikes you're out," her expression is slowly growing dimmer, like she's nauseous. She has this ever so slight hesitation on "twice" that confirms something is terribly wrong. Then the actress and the camera and the audio all come together to just double, triple, and quadruple down. It really captures the feeling of nausea for me personally, especially when it occurs at a VERY bad time. There are so many things to love about this short film: how real it feels, how it avoids shock and melodrama, how it feels lovely but sad, like a lot of life can be. It also leaves us with a little hope: these strangers will see each other again not as strangers, but acquaintances that might one day be real friends. The description under the video ends with the perfect line to describe all of this short: "These two women are trying to hold on and keep it together, tiptoeing through emotional minefields without triggering anything destabilizing. By the end, it evokes no less than the courage it takes to make it through a day without falling into the abyss -- and how we help one another through, with the simple yet profound act of witness."

[@johannfunn6962]

Man Angela melted into this role. Forgot what shows I knew her from like three seconds in. Burton does a great job with the no-nonsense but not exactly cold counter

[@jjbinech]

I know those films don’t usually win Oscar’s, or anything, but I wish this film would. The way they portray this strained and anxious bond is just beautiful. It’s so amazing how they showed this awkward understanding between them. They have nothing in common- not their age, not their problems. But underneath all that they both recognize, see and understand, because in the end- they are both human.

[@jaymeseddie2160]

I just got out of treatment again, first full day out. This film really hits hard right now. Thanks, youtube recommendations

[@jaymeseddie2160]

Also her fish needs a filter

[@Savvy_Fandoms]

Agreed about the fish, lol, and also, wishing you all the best 💖

[@il33no]

Best of luck to you, your best days are ahead of you ❤

[@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose]

@jaymeseddie2160 That was my only complaint for this film; those have always been my favourite little fishies ❤

[@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose]

@jaymeseddie2160 Excellent job, you made it through the whole treatment! You’ve got this, luv. I genuinely believe in you. And I’m sending you positive energy so you’ll have a steady supply! ❤

[@petevangrimm]

This is the first time I've seen Angela actually acting in anything that wasn't a comedy sketch, and she is amazing.

[@delilahedin09]

Watch starkid 😝😝 she’s great in their films

[@YouLookSoGoodInGreen]

Starkidddd

[@AMac-film]

Angela Giarratana will never cease to amaze me. Her phenomenal skill and talent in acting is STUNNING. I'm speechless. Somebody call the Oscars

[@montygatwick1829]

8:25 that made me cry. I've had 2 of the worst years of my life, and being reminded I actually don't mind being alive is what I really needed to hear. Thank you Angela and everyone else involved in this

[@ArtworksByEden]

I am glad you exist. Peace and love.

[@alexmacdougall5700]

She's not just a goofy goober. Both actors killed it though. Writing is top notch too.

[@celesteelka]

Man. The facial expressions are so good. Typically when an actor is told to emote you can really see every direction a director gives on their faces. But they both were so natural. That was amazing, everyone involved should be super proud!

[@poemsbybow8104]

An authentic, non-exploitative film! I love how this handled EDs. No thinspo, no “hacks”, no romanticizing! Excellent work all around.

[@Mesozoic.]

May I ask, what is ED?

[@toannguyen1]

@@Mesozoic. eating disorder

[@cayv7694]

Let’s also give some praise to Kate Burton. She does an amazing job of making Angela feel comfortable, and I could really feel it-her presence made me feel at ease as well!

[@lizisneat]

“Whatever you do, continue to do it.” Thank for you this film.

[@ashleyduckworthyt3224]

I would KILL for an entire show with Angela playing this character

[@manta_ink3063]

This is the best piece of writing I've seen in a while. It emphasises the rule of what can you tell without saying it explicitly. Also the actors are impeccable, so real. Wanted to cry.

[@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose]

Yes! My eyes welled up, to be frankly honest.

[@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose]

This film is so phenomenal I’m about to watch it a third time. That’s something I only do when a film is truly outstanding. This one’s a Triple Threat; the acting, the cinematography, and the scriptwriting are brilliant. Another thing I greatly appreciate is that there’s no pretentiousness. Neither actress appears to be “performing” at any point. Instead, they have me fully believing they’re simply “being”. So much, in fact, that I didn’t recognise Angela from the Smosh channel the first go round, which really confirms her talent because she’s one of my absolute favourites in the troop! Her costar here is superb - I’ll be looking for more of her work too. Accolades all around for this one! 10:30

[@spenceragnewifhewasevil]

why is nobody actually talking about how *good* this is. i cried bruh the cinematography and acting is top tier

[@xxinedia]

Got here because of Angela, stayed for the storyline that left me in tears when we made it to the bathroom. As someone who has dealt with an ED for more of my life than not, thank you for making this. It was beautifully done.

[@diagnosing_kids]

fr. just uh maybe say eating disorder and not ED... might be somthn else

[@xxinedia]

@@diagnosing_kidsnot everyone wants to have to type it out. I don’t. And in this context, it’s clear what it’s about.

[@TheMibbsyful]

clicked on a whim because i saw angela, watched the whole thing. sometimes something resonates in a way that hits almost a bit too close, bittersweet. i really enjoyed it.

[@theallycatcases]

It was Angela that made me click on this video, but I stayed for the film itself. Thank you so so much for making this. It reaches a very close and personal place for me as someone who has struggle din the same way and been through the same things (except the singing part, which is so much smarter than just watching us or staying in the bathroom with us.) When she finished and triumphantly yelled at the PBJ, I cried, because that is exactly how it feels. I'm very grateful for this piece of art.

[@RicoxDeGallo]

I was all smiles when I saw Angela but when she broke into “take me out to the ballgame” I started crying. Apparently I need to reflect on some stuff. Great shots and cinematography throughout, and the lighting felt really perfect for the atmosphere. Absolutely brilliant.

[@krisbradleycruz]

what a pleasant surprise to see angela in a film on omeleto

[@batghost7665]

Omeleto makes few minute videos that are creative and well edited with a nice atompheric feel to then.😊!!!!

[@jamespaul2587]

​@batghost7665 Omeleto doesn't produce anything. It just showcases videos from others

[@montanarose4622]

@@jamespaul2587I think it’s a bot.

[@olensiin2309]

her describing the mundane life she has and later listening to her true crime podcasts right after having an intense scene in the bathroom made me feel things. unfortunately as many others i’ve also struggled with ed for years and i could relate to that uncertainty and desire(?) that flash in your mind while near the toilet. there’s something about angela’s acting that just makes me wanna cry from the simplest mimics and gestures, i don’t know how to explain it. amazing work!

[@gcakes1]

ANGELA???? MY ANGELA??????

[@scandalousbeans2591]

Yes lmao

[@eimanyusry]

our angela 🤝

[@bryancespedes8553]

OUR ANGELA 😭

[@cristina08888]

🎉🎉🎉

[@Yuco1410]

she booked!

[@Azzazle]

Angela Giarratana is a really spectacular actor, i hope she is able to do more stuff like this in the future because she's really incredible. also this is really well written.

[@rafigoghimarfirman3480]

I stared at the thumbnail for a solid minute to check if that was actually Angela

[@SonOfAntalis]

same

[@crawfishpi]

"Whatever you're doing, keep doing it" is such a powerful final line.

[@AmBruhRose]

As someone who has recently come to terms with the fact that, yes, I do have an eating disorder. It is so impactful to not only watch something with this message but to have it portrayed by someone that I respect as much as Angela.

[@aidan5074]

this film is so touching. i dont have an ed, but i have some mental illnesses that makes doing so many mundane things so difficult, needing to circumvent my way to manage it. but the human connection here, and just the calming thought that i dont mind being alive felt so affirming. oftentimes so many things are difficult and sometimes its downright awful, but sometimes life is okay. to say "i dont mind living", even when some things are still difficult, feels a little like my own brand of peace.

[@Rae_lovesstarkid]

god the character played by angela is such a real character. see so much of myself from the past in her. this short film is absolutely amazing.

[@toxiccandy2421]

Clicked cause I saw Angela in the thumbnail, but then wham in the feels. Been recovered for three years now. I had a period where I'd video call my closest friend and eat on camera with them, would take me hours to eat a simple meal some days. The comment "food is fule" is something they taught us too and I still tell myself and anyone who needs it that as well.

[@Sweet_Sin]

I Love Seeing Smoshers Doing More Serious Roles. 💜 Wonderful Job!

[@Irish_Georgia_Girl]

What's a Smosher?

[@Sweet_Sin]

@Irish_Georgia_Girl Smosh Cast Member.

[@p.brooke]

​@@Irish_Georgia_GirlThere's a KZbin channel full of actors/comedians called Smosh (they also have sub channels like Smosh Games), and Angela Giarratana (the woman playing the one with the eating disorder) is a cast member there

[@adamtomkins4147]

I have ARFID and I have never found something that so perfectly encapsulates what it feels like to eat. All of the fear shame anxiety and self hatred behind every single bite.

[@Loopy_lala]

I have an Eating Disorder and trouble with inspection OCD, this really touched me. Angela did a great job portraying the symptoms and how much it affects us. Thank you guys 🩷

[@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose]

I’m so sorry! I feel you with the Inspection OCD especially, and I haven’t encountered more than one other person who’s familiar with it. It takes me such a long time to eat, my friends and family whinge about it and/or tease me. Doesn’t help that 8 to 9 times out of 10 I find something icky in a bite I’m about to take.

[@Loopy_lala]

@ I feel you, I was diagnosed early on, around 3rd grade. I was always known to be a picky eater, but ive only gotten pickier about food. Like, I literally don’t eat meat anymore because I’m afraid of things like tapeworms (literally almost impossible to find in grocery store meat) so I’ve been vegetarian for about 2 years now. Thankfully I have an awesome therapist that’s been helping me, it helps me feel less tired all the time. And I’m especially tired of people telling me “don’t be sad about it I literally wish I was you” like no you don’t bro 😭

[@avaiers]

clicked because of a familiar face of course, but man this hit close to home and i think even closer that i am also in the recovery stage of feeling good about things but still having those bad moments so not knowing if you're happy. beautiful short film made me shed some tears of course

[@johannfunn6962]

I love the chemistry between these two as one shares some wisdom with the other

[@grrrrlsgirl]

"whatever your doing, continue to do it" gave me chills!!

[@mj_ultra]

Two INCREDIBLE actresses and a sincere, relatable story about eating disorders? What have we done to deserve this

[@BaconTomato18]

Clicked because of Angela, cried because of the wonderful storytelling. This was such a wonderful glimpse into the lives of someone recovering from an ED. I also loved how well it conveyed the story and allowed the viewer to put together the story without ever explicitly saying what was happening.

[@Scufflegrit]

I'm going to borrow that line whenever people ask me if I'm happy, as if happiness is less momentary than other emotions. "Are you happy?" "I don't mind being alive."

[@pennyowens5605]

the actors, the writing, the filming, im no expert on short films or film in general, but this was such a simple interaction but made me feel so many diffrent things i can't even put it in words, amazing work

[@TM.BECK14]

I have ARFID and I watched this while eating lunch -- it was the first time I'd manage to cook for myself in awhile 🖤 Loved the down-to-earth, relatable style of this! It was like being a fly on the wall of a real-life scene

[@hannah98037]

proud of you sweetie!

[@l_Tea]

I used to be in a similar situation, life gets better and you find more and more good foods

[@ChaoticNikki]

You got this! if you ever need a cooking buddy hit me up

[@kayhaiku29]

sorry for asking but what is ARFID?

[@skylertrotta3547]

@@kayhaiku29 avoidant-restrictive food intake disorder. It's very common among autistic individuals. People with it tend to only have a select few "safe" foods that they like to eat, and eating anything else can be extremely difficult. I have mild ARFID and for me, if I'm craving a certain food but don't have it, I would much rather starve than eat anything else, because eating anything else feels like an impossible chore.

[@averysweat4340]

this is one of the best and most painful representations of mental health and treatment i’ve ever seen. thank you to everyone involved

[@BradsPitts.]

Angela in a dramatic role is such whiplash

[@AdalbarStudios]

"Anger is just fear in a leather jacket" is a banger and I will be taking that one with me. Also SHE BOOKED!!! I love Angela, and seeing her like this. Girly, you got range! Can't wait to see more.

[@beckington2482]

ANGELA NEEDS TO GET BOOKED FOR A ROLE LIKE THIS THIS IS SO GOOD ANGELA

[@Just-Joeying]

as someone who has finally started on my ED recovery journey, this hit me so close to home. this was so well done. every bite of that sandwich was a little victory. im only 4 minutes in and i wanna cry.

[@AMac-film]

"with the simple yet profound act of witness" This shook me to my core. The whole film did. As someone who has been on my own recovery journey from ED, this was incredible. Thank you

[@frogostar]

Woah, woah! this is really good. I love all the subtext going on with how they interact with each other. The only reason Gabby agreed to come over was because she was lonely; the only reason Amelia wanted someone to come over was so she would actually eat. Love this so much.

[@MissXHiem]

absolutely incredible and deeply moving, both actors completely dissolved into the roles i felt lost in time watching this interaction i could watch a whole 3 hour movie about them

[@suzie_do_you_copy]

Angela and Kate are such great actresses! You could feel the anxiety of being on the verge of a relapse and the interest ro find something to make life a little interesting while both trying to stay non-chalant and civil in such a mundane space. It feels too relatable even if you haven't been through what the characters have. Great film, 10/10!

[@israelhernandezcampos2652]

What a nice film. Really appreciated that we're just shown this seemingly random moment in the developing relationship of these two characters. No introduction, barely no context of how they met; just an innocuous conversation in this new life for Angela's character outside "the center". I've always had trouble with food and I've been struggling with anxiety and body dysmorphia for the past month, and this short was a cute reminder that maybe we I take things one day at a time.

[@soaked_toast3196]

This was really well done! The topic was deep but it wasn't triggering with knowing Angela from smosh it was comforting in a sense of relatabiliy Yelling at the sandwich after finishing it was such an internal feeling of success and spite

[@midnight_yota]

The whole bathroom scene had me about in tears 🥺. Angela did so well and the cinematography and direction really put me in the emotion too.

[@KrispyKrabby]

Hearing Angela say she works at a dentist's office made me feel like my soul exited my body briefly and I was truly listening to an alternate reality version of her... 😅

[@mic4059]

Not usually a person to sit through movies or films, but this one captivated me. The colours, the acting, the conversation, the body language. Everything was amazing. Loved seeing a new side to Angela. ❤

[@rhiannynmccauley6461]

The way that I would pay so much money to go to an acting class taught by Angela. She's genuinely such a genius and I want her knowledge

[@imeprezime1444]

I never had to go through an ED (thankfully), but the scene where she keeps singing in the bathroom while battling emotions and sensations got to me.

[@sharksverse]

i clicked due to recognising angela, wound up in tears. this is exceptionally well done.

[@rbmay]

SHE BOOKED!!!! i've literally been waiting for an online release of this film since it came out at sundance, and it DID NOT DISAPPOINT! angela & kate absolutely killed it 🩷

[@hanikgraf1186]

Seeing Angela on Smosh is one thing, seeing her really acting is WOW

[@davidb.brandon2552]

Clicked on this because it was recommended (probably because of Angela) and was genuinely delighted and moved. A friend of my sister's struggled with this and I feel like her struggle hit home for me in a way that it never has.

[@iambrittanyspierce]

I saw angela and immediately pressed it and I do not regret it. I struggled with an ED since I was 12 years old, I am now 16 and I’ve chosen recovery.

[@thejaredwilcurt]

I'm so used to Ang's comedic style that I forget how remarkably good she is at serious work.

[@luciojb]

I can picture Angela in a Heavy Drama film so easily. See her on the stage, receiving her Oscar for best performance... Is it dreaming too much?

[@Trox88]

Clicked because of Angela but stayed for all of it. Beautiful. Props to the actors and behind the scenes people!

[@hernameispekka_Rebecca]

Wow! This is so good! I thankfully don't have these struggles but know they are so common and overbearing for many people! Very well acted by them both! Love the unfussed support from the neighbour. As someone who needs support for other reasons, having the people helping you be just chill about it goes such a long way. No coddling but no harshnes. Just direct and non-dramatic. Glad I heard about it through Angela being in it! As someone who is used to seeing her as a chaotic comedy goblin, it's always lovely to see the other facets to her talents.

[@MidnightScout]

Everyone did so good with this! Kate and Angela are lovely in their roles, the editing was just enough to make you know when Angela is struggling but isn't overbearing, whoever wrote this script kept me enthralled on...a day. Just a simple day.

[@novaisales]

angela slays every role given to her as always

[@snowystory]

Phenomenal subtlety and delivery from both ladies here! As a Smosh fan I will also happily shout how proud I am of Ang for portraying and sharing a story so close to her heart. You inspire people babes, and you are beautiful, inside and out!

[@Deathsdearlybeloved]

I just realized the reason they made them sing while they went to the bathroom is to keep them from vomiting what they ate. A small but sad detail

[@maemaire82]

That was really lovely. There are layers to this but its also just quiet, comforting, and encouraging. Clicked for Angela, stayed for the art.

[@tninotmaru]

I've wanted to see Guts since the first time I saw it mentioned on Angela's ig stories 😢❤ it's wonderful!

[@etriganwind]

Outstanding chemistry between the two actors, I came here because I love Angela's antics at Smosh and really loved seeing her excel so much at her own field. She's truly gifted and an underrated actress.

[@singing_lilys8260]

Omygod. I came for Angela but stayed for the story. I didn’t knew this would rip my soul out but it was AMAZING. Two lonely strangers going through completely different things yet finding a level of comfort within each other. Beautifully done

[@PandiLand]

The confidence in trash talking the sandwich to then feeling worried about the bathroom a second later ..i felt that. 💯

[@xboomie590]

This made me emotional. After working with people struggling with mental health, it has made me realise how important it is to have moral support in your life. Doesn't matter if it's only from a stranger while trying to eat a pb and j sandwich. Good work, guys!

[@Marie-vb9uc]

This felt like it went by in less than a minute. So beautifully capturing a day in the life of an individual. She becomes a character that I empathize with and feel proud of in such a small amount of time. Even though I do not relate to her struggles with eating, I recognize and relate to how human she is in a day of her healing journey.

[@catiec4622]

As someone who is currently going through struggles with food, this gave me the extra strength to keep going. I have a great respect for both actresses and how the entire cast and crew put so much into a beautiful piece of art. We all struggle with something, compassion and understanding can go a long way ❤

[@DCimmerian]

Film was fun but quirky all the way up to the point she was looking in the mirror and it suddenly hit me why a center for treating eating disorders would want you to sing if you went to the bathroom right after eating. The acting in this was top notch from both actors, but man that look in her eyes in the mirror.

[@BombShot]

Okay but why did the directing, writing, and performances all go this hard? It was so effortlessly funny!

[@dustinsmith1134]

The acting, outstanding. The story, outstanding. The cinematography, outstanding. Beautiful short. 10/10.

[@keithklassen5320]

ANGELAAAAA I'm so glad we got a classic Angela moment after she finished.

[@sadie1347]

as someone who has a younger sister battling with an ED rn, and a huge angela fan, thank you so much for this. truly healing in some way.