Get Up And Go

About This Movie

Get Up And Go has this raw, intimate vibe that really captures the struggle of young adults in Dublin. You know, it's not flashy, but it dives deep into the mundane lives of this tight-knit crew, who seem stuck in a loop of familiarity. The way they navigate their friendships – it’s all very relatable, yet feels fresh. The pacing is almost languid, reflecting their stagnant lives, which can be a bit frustrating but ultimately resonates. There's a certain authenticity to the performances, they feel like real people, not just characters. The film doesn't rely on dramatic twists but instead leans into the quiet moments of self-reflection and awkwardness that define that age. It’s distinctive in how it portrays the subtle shifts in relationships and personal growth that happen when you least expect it.

Character-driven narrative · Subtle exploration of friendships · Authentic performances