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Cutting Grass is one of those quiet dramas that sneaks up on you. The summer heat is palpable, and the film captures the essence of youthful ambition amidst the backdrop of inner-city life. Donal, the young boy, comes across as authentic in his pursuit of pocket change, and the dynamic with Gerry shifts the narrative subtly but effectively. It’s not just about mowing lawns; it’s about finding connection and purpose. The pacing allows moments to breathe, letting the atmosphere settle in. The performances feel unforced, lending a genuine quality to their interactions. What stands out is its simplicity; no grand gestures, just a slice of life that feels relatable and honest. It’s the kind of film that reflects on childhood and the small victories we often overlook.
Character-driven storytelling with a summer backdrop · Explores themes of ambition and connection · Authentic performances enhance the film's relatability
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