I Swear

This film is honestly incredible. And I really wish more people were talking about this film, especially because it felt so overshadowed during awards season. It tackles such an important theme, and it deserves to be part of bigger conversations. What stayed with me the most is how it highlights the importance of representation. Especially after what happened at the BAFTA Awards, it’s frustrating to see how people still talk about Tourette syndrome like it’s something that can just be controlled. This film challenges that ignorance in such a sincere and eye-opening way. I’ll admit, I wasn’t properly exposed to Tourette before this either, and this genuinely shifted my perspective. The performances completely carry the film. There’s a rawness in the emotions and such a natural delivery that every scene feels lived-in. It’s not just a great film, it’s an important one. One that makes you reflect, and hopefully understand a little more than you did before.