Adult Children

About This Movie

So, 'Adult Children' is this interesting drama that really dives into the messy, often confusing world of growing up. You’ve got Morgan, a 17-year-old who’s kind of trapped in her sheltered life, trying to figure herself out through this college essay. The pacing is deliberate, almost akin to a coming-of-age novel, and it gives you space to breathe while you watch her connect with her half-siblings. They’re older and have their own baggage, which adds depth to the dynamic. The performances are quite raw, lending a sense of authenticity to their interactions. And the way the film captures those fleeting moments of connection, just feels real. It’s got this bittersweet tone, leaving you reflective by the end.

Features a strong focus on character-driven narratives. · Captures the essence of familial relationships and identity. · Utilizes practical effects subtly to enhance realism.