Even those who are fans of punk rock might find the music in the film to be a bit too much. Not a single song is memorable, and most of the characters feel one-dimensional and flat. Barlett's Plutonovich is fascinating,

Patti Cakes' director Geremy Jasper packs everything into an unwieldy musical that descends into white noise about a young woman who finds her voice.

Kelvin Harrison Jr. and Murray Bartlett also star in the retelling of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth by writer-director Geremy Jasper ('Patti Cake$'), premiering at SXSW.

Sink has the title role in the film, an orphaned farm girl who ventures through a post-apocalyptic landscape after her cherished guitar is stolen by bandits, but according to the lead she was initially convinced she wasn't actually in the running for the part.

Sadie Sink sings in "O'Dessa," a bonker queer rock musical, alongside Kelvin Harrison Jr., Murray Bartlett, and Regina Hall. Geremy Jasper writes and directs. Review.

ScreenRant interviews O’Dessa stars Sadie Sink, Regina Hall, and Kelvin Harrison Jr. and director Geremy Jasper at South by Southwest 2025.

Performed by O’Dessa stars Sadie Sink and Kelvin Harrison Jr., with additional performances by Pokey LaFarge, Bree Elrod, Murray Barlett and Emily Forsythe, the soundtrack takes