DTF is an eye-opening documentary film that delves into the shocking world of Tinder dating and the exploits of a widowed airline pilot who seeks out love through the popular dating app. The film is directed by Andrew Neel, who follows his friend and subject, who remains unnamed, as he travels around the world, from Hong Kong to New York, in search of his next romantic connection.
What starts as an innocent attempt to find love after a tragic loss takes a dark turn into addiction and hedonism. The pilot becomes obsessed with the app, swiping through potential partners at every opportunity, regardless of time zone or location. With every new conquest, he falls deeper into a rabbit hole of depravity, engaging in risky sexual behavior and substance abuse.
DTF is a controversial and unflinching look at the darker side of dating apps. It raises questions about the addictive nature of technology and the morality of using it as a means of finding love. The film is not for the faint of heart, as it contains scenes of graphic sexuality and drug use. However, for those who are willing to take the journey, DTF offers a fascinating insight into the human psyche and the lengths we will go to find connection and belonging.