Irrational Man

• Drama
• Comedy

A darkly comedic drama unfolds as a disillusioned philosophy professor, adrift in an existential void, attempts to rediscover meaning through a reckless and ethically ambiguous act. His life is unexpectedly recalibrated by a passionate affair with a student and a burgeoning connection with a local woman, both of whom become entangled in his increasingly erratic plan. The film distinguishes itself not through grand spectacle, but through a quietly unsettling exploration of nihilism, free will, and the seductive allure of consequence, presented with a wry, observational humor that borders on the unsettling. It's a character study steeped in intellectual curiosity, charting a descent into rationalization where purpose is forged not from grand ideals, but from a calculated defiance of societal norms, offering a surprisingly liberating – and disturbing – perspective on finding agency.