Discard

About This Movie

Discard is an introspective drama that dives deep into the emotional aftermath of a breakup. Eugenie, the lead, is caught in this melancholic limbo – hanging onto letters from Deven, her military boyfriend. It’s less about the relationship itself and more about the way we cling to memories. The film has a raw, almost unpolished feel to it, with performances that capture the subtleties of human connection and loss. The pacing can be slow, which reflects the heaviness of Eugenie's emotions and her family's turmoil. There's a palpable tension in the air, especially during those family arguments. It's distinct in its approach to character exploration and how it portrays the struggle of moving on amidst chaos.

Focus on character-driven narratives · Appreciate slower pacing for emotional depth · Materials on military relationships may enhance viewing