Dear Galileo

About This Movie

So, 'Dear Galileo' is this quirky indie film that captures that transitional phase in life. It’s like a slice-of-life with a comedy spin, where a bunch of college buddies head off to Europe, navigating their twenties while working in Thai restaurants. The pacing is relaxed, almost like a lazy summer afternoon, but it really nails those moments of introspection that come with uncertainty. The performances feel genuine, and there's this distinct blend of humor and pathos, which makes their misadventures relatable. It's not flashy—no big effects here—just a thoughtful exploration of friendship and self-discovery wrapped in a light-hearted package. You can almost taste the street food they’re serving up, while they navigate the bureaucratic mess of trying not to get deported. It's a unique find for anyone interested in indie cinema with a bit of heart.

Focuses on young adult themes and friendships. · A unique take on working abroad experiences. · Captures the essence of uncertainty in one's twenties.