Initially started it for long-haired Leo, but stayed for the unexpectedly layered conversation. It’s not just about a guy shooting his foot, it turns into a strange yet real debate about choice, duty, and how quickly a path can shift when institutions step in.
The performances feel candid and natural, like a conversation you’d overhear between friends on a long night. I’ve always been drawn to these kinds of films ; just a group of young people sitting around, talking, challenging each other (Don’s Plum, The Breakfast Club, Reality Bites… that kind of vibe).
That grainy, low-budget look actually adds to the charm. It’s messy, unfiltered, and absolutely haunting in the best way.
Initially started it for long-haired Leo, but stayed for the unexpectedly layered conversation. It’s not just about a guy shooting his foot, it turns into a strange yet real debate about choice, duty, and how quickly a path can shift when institutions step in.
The performances feel candid and natural, like a conversation you’d overhear between friends on a long night. I’ve always been drawn to these kinds of films ; just a group of young people sitting around, talking, challenging each other (Don’s Plum, The Breakfast Club, Reality Bites… that kind of vibe).
That grainy, low-budget look actually adds to the charm. It’s messy, unfiltered, and absolutely haunting in the best way.
