Cardboard Junction

About This Movie

Cardboard Junction is a haunting exploration of abandonment and the complexities of childhood. The film's tone shifts between somber and surreal, pulling you into Leia's world. The pacing is deliberately slow, allowing the weight of her isolation to sink in, which is both unsettling and poignant. The atmosphere is thick with tension, especially during the scenes with Mister, who brings a sense of foreboding. Practical effects are minimal but serve well to enhance the emotional depth rather than distract. The performances, particularly from the young lead, are raw and genuine. It’s this distinctive blend of mood and character study that makes it stand out, resonating with anyone who appreciates the nuances of dramatic storytelling.

Explores themes of childhood abandonment · Atmospheric tension with a surreal edge · Strong performance from the lead actress