Fucking Adelaide

About This Movie

Fucking Adelaide is a raw, multi-perspective look at family dynamics, where each character's viewpoint adds layers to this chaotic reunion. The film captures that disjointed feeling of returning home—sometimes warm, sometimes painfully awkward. I love how Sophie Hyde lets the performances breathe, especially in those quiet moments where tension simmers. The pacing is a bit uneven, mirroring the family's own struggles, but that feels intentional, grounding it in reality. The practicality of the setting—shot in Adelaide, it has a distinct, local flavor that enhances the narrative. The humor is sharp, contrasting with the emotional weight, which makes it feel authentic and relatable. It’s a mix of comedy and drama that doesn’t shy away from the messiness of familial love.

Multi-perspective storytelling · Strong local setting · Blends humor with emotional depth