Emma

About This Movie

Emma (2019) is this gentle exploration of childhood and the power of connection. The film captures a really nice blend of adventure and drama through its simple yet impactful storytelling. You’ve got an 8-year-old girl, Emma, who, after a pretty comical accident, embarks on this quest for meaning. The pacing is thoughtful; it takes its time to dive into her friendship with Andrés, a boy lost in his new school, which is quite relatable. The soccer scenes, while not overly flashy, resonate with authenticity and hint at deeper life lessons. The performances are sincere, with a certain rawness that feels true to the age. It’s subtle, but there’s a warmth throughout that makes it stick with you.

Focus on character development · Great for discussions on childhood · Watch for the soccer scenes' authenticity