Another Yesterday

About This Movie

Another Yesterday is this quietly intense drama that really digs into the complexities of high school life and the fragile nature of relationships. Akira, the protagonist, feels so genuine; his struggle with his dad and finding his identity resonates deeply. The pacing is measured, allowing tension to build subtly, especially around the bullying aspect. The cinematography captures those raw, emotional moments well, with a slightly muted color palette that heightens the atmosphere. The performances are commendable too—especially the chemistry between Akira, Scott, and Elizabeth. It’s not flashy, but there’s a real focus on character development. You come away feeling something, which is what I appreciate in films like this.

Focuses on high school dynamics · Strong character development · Themes of bullying and family relationships