Coming Closer

About This Movie

Coming Closer feels like a quiet observation of family life, where the mundane is almost suffocating. You have this house, filled with a mother, father, son, and daughter, all trapped in trivial routines, conversations about duty that barely scratch the surface of their emotional distance. The pacing is slow, almost meditative, which really lets you soak in the atmosphere — you can sense the weight of unfulfilled dreams in every scene. When the news of the village house inheritance drops, it’s like a crack in their stasis. The performances feel raw, almost unrefined, as if the actors are living their roles rather than performing them. It's a film that, despite its simplicity, offers a real glimpse into the complexities of familial bonds.

Explores themes of emotional disconnect · Slow pacing enhances atmosphere · Raw performances contribute to authenticity