Criss Cross

About This Movie

Criss Cross (2014) follows twins Jurre and Kiki, both nine, as they embark on a whimsical journey across Europe to find their grandfather. The film has this lighthearted tone, capturing the innocence of childhood and the thrill of adventure. The pacing is brisk, keeping young viewers engaged, while the landscapes they traverse serve as a vibrant backdrop, immersing you in various European cultures. It’s not overly polished, which adds a certain charm to the practical effects and interactions between the twins. The performances feel genuine; the kids radiate that sibling bond, sometimes bickering, often cooperating. It’s a refreshing take on family-friendly road movies, with themes of exploration and connection woven throughout. Really, it’s about the journey and what they learn along the way.

European landscapes enhance the story. · Focus on sibling dynamics. · Captures childhood adventures authentically.