Angry Little Boys

About This Movie

So, 'Angry Little Boys' unfolds at this university party, right? You’ve got two boys who think they know everything, and the tension is thick from the get-go. The drama escalates quickly, almost like a pressure cooker ready to blow. The performances are raw, capturing that youthful arrogance and lack of self-awareness really well. It feels quite real, not too polished, which lends to the authenticity. The atmosphere is charged, as if the room itself is a character in the conflict. Pacing is tight, making sure you’re on edge, almost like the viewer is another guest witnessing this explosion of egos. It’s not just a fight; it’s about how fragile masculinity can be, which gives it a distinctive edge. Not your typical college drama, for sure.

Intense character conflict · Themes of masculinity and ego · Realistic performances