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What Critics Are Saying
“Terrific performances and stellar technical elements.”
“Sadoski and Robinson make an appealing odd couple in a chipper black comedy.”
“[Sadoski and Robinson] have believable chemistry and the result is whole heap of crazy fun.”
“The Mimic is an engaging, funny, kooky look at sociopathy in a way you have never seen before.”
“An energetic cast, and a certain fearlessness about going to absurd extremes.”
“Uproariously funny”
“The Mimic will not be replicated and that’s what makes it so fantastic.”
“The cast hits their marks, and Mazziotti keeps predictability at bay.”
The Mimic (Film)
The Mimic, inspired by true events, begins when the Narrator (Thomas Sadoski) learns that imitation may not be the sincerest form of flattery when he befriends a younger, married neighbor (Jake Robinson) on the town's newspaper staff. Through unsettling rendezvous, he becomes obsessed with the idea that the Kid may be a sociopath. Fixated on discovering his true intentions, the Narrator goes to extreme lengths to expose who he is, what he wants, and what kind of woman would marry a guy like him.