Be A Man

About This Movie

Be A Man (2010) has this quirky charm that resonates well with anyone who's navigated the minefield of adolescence. Directed by Keri Collins, it's a comedy that dives into the awkwardness of teenage life, featuring Steve, your typical teen just trying to avoid embarrassment. The interplay between Steve and his father—who epitomizes the old-school macho archetype—adds a layer of tension that's both humorous and relatable. Pacing is brisk, keeping the laughs rolling while touching on themes of masculinity and self-identity. The performances are solid, with a good mix of sincerity and humor that gives it a distinctive tone. There's a certain warmth and nostalgia here that feels genuine, making it stand out in the teen comedy genre.

Focus on father-son dynamics. · Highlights awkward teenage experiences. · Humorous take on masculinity.