Hidden Rage

About This Movie

Hidden Rage is a stark exploration of bullying and the internal battles of adolescence. The film unfolds slowly, almost painfully at times, as we follow Joshua, a freshman whose daily routine is marred by harassment. The sense of isolation is palpable – his teachers are oblivious, and even his friend Stephen is paralyzed by fear. The atmosphere is heavy, punctuated by moments of desperation that build around Joshua's character. What’s striking is how the film taps into the hidden layers of anger and vulnerability. Performances are raw, capturing the anguish without overdramatic flair. It’s distinctive for its unflinching portrayal of the darker side of school life, with an unsettling realism that lingers long after viewing.

Intense character study · Focus on realism · Heavy themes of isolation and anger