Sometimes I Think About Dying is a melancholic fairytale, pairing existential dread with an awkward budding romance. It contrasts a mundane existence against the permanent escape of death, resulting in something a little more thought provoking than it first seems. Daisy Ridley plays Fran, a socially awkward office worker whose only source of excitement comes from the creeping thoughts of death crossing her mind throughout the day. When she’s introduced to a new coworker, though, she begins to experience thoughts other than her own demise. The plot follows their newfound companionship, as Fran navigates unfamiliar feelings that derail her morbid imagination. This film could easily be taken at face value, as a dark but quirky workplace romance story, but there’s quite a bit happening subtly under the surface. It’s a thoughtful but intentionally understated exploration of loneliness, companionship and the importance of connections we make in our lives. Whet...