Franklin is funny here, but that isn't enough to sell it. It is a poorly placed, overly self-aware scene, one which reveals just how few suspects there are for Jill to care about and lets the audience know to expect a plot twist. Greg goes so far as to discuss what he would do if he were making the screenplay for the murder, including indicating possible twists. It pats itself on the back as Jill discusses possible murder suspects with Greg (Nelson Franklin), one of the people who has been working to put together the movie Heather just left. At times Gemini seems overly self-satisfied. It is a task for which Jill is ill-equipped, and the evidence against her is circumstantial at best, but one she sets for herself anyway. From there things go from somber to somber and silly as Jill decides to evade the police, led by Detective Edward Ahn (John Cho), and try to put together for herself exactly what happened. It is Jill who is deemed a suspect when a dead body is found in Heather's home. It is Jill who has to keep Heather out of trouble. It is Jill who has to try and keep away adoring fans. They may be friends, but there is no question that Jill works for Heather, so when Heather-for no reason the movie cares to delve into-decides she wants to drop out of a project, it falls to Jill to make Heather's desires known. At the center of the movie is Jill (Lola Kirke), an assistant to movie star Heather Anderson (Zoë Kravitz).
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