Cry

About This Movie

Cry is an interesting piece, really. It paints a haunting picture of teenage bullying and the heavy burden of grief. The film juggles the lives of two very different characters, a tormented teen and a grieving widower, and their worlds collide in a way that feels both tragic and poignant. The atmosphere is thick with tension, especially in the high school scenes where every glance can feel like a dagger. The pacing has a slow burn quality, letting the emotions simmer before the inevitable clash. Performances do a solid job of grounding the story, especially in how they convey that raw, aching loneliness. It’s not flashy, but the practical effects used in key moments are quite effective, adding to the film's somber tone. Definitely leaves an impression in its own quiet way.

Focus on the character development and emotional arcs. · Notice the practical effects in the climax. · The pacing allows for a deeper connection to the themes.