Being 17

The story centers on Damien, who navigates complex emotions while living with his mother, a doctor. His father is away on military duty, and Damien faces bullying from Thomas, a boy from a nearby farming community. Their lives intersect when Thomas is invited to stay with Damien and his mother while his own mother is hospitalized.

As they coexist under one roof, Damien's feelings evolve, leading him to confront his own identity and the nature of their relationship. The film addresses critical issues such as homophobia and the struggles of LGBT teens, making it a poignant narrative in contemporary cinema. It captures the rawness of youth, love, and the challenges of acceptance.