12 Points

About This Movie

12 Points is an interesting exploration of self-acceptance and familial relationships. The film captures that raw, awkward moment of coming out, driven by Jonas’s courage after his father’s enthusiasm for Conchita Wurst’s Eurovision win. There’s a palpable tension mixed with heartwarming moments, as Jonas navigates the unpredictable waters of his father's newfound open-mindedness. The pacing allows for reflection, letting the quieter moments breathe alongside the more intense scenes. Performances are heartfelt, particularly the dynamic between Jonas and his father, which is both tender and fraught with unspoken expectations. It feels grounded, capturing the essence of personal struggle and societal change, a slice of life that resonates deeply with anyone who's faced the challenge of acceptance.

Focus on familial relationships · Highlights self-acceptance · Captures a slice of contemporary life