Dunk

About This Movie

Dunk, directed by Sophie Martin, explores the raw emotional landscape of loss through the eyes of Jully, a determined 14-year-old navigating the turbulent waters of grief and adolescence. The film's atmosphere is thick with tension, particularly in how it captures Jully's struggle to maintain her identity while juggling the responsibilities of caring for her younger sister, Charlie. The pacing is deliberate, allowing for moments of reflection amidst the chaos of her new life in foster care. Performances are solid, with a standout in Jully, whose resilience is palpable. The practical effects in basketball sequences feel authentic, grounding the story in a tangible reality, enhancing the overall visceral experience. It’s a poignant take on family and the complexities of growing up under unimaginable circumstances.

Explore themes of loss and resilience. · Authentic basketball sequences enhance realism. · Solid performances, particularly by the lead.