Homebreaker

About This Movie

Homebreaker is this quiet little drama that really captures the chaos of family life through the eyes of a kid. Eelis, the young protagonist, is just trying to navigate his turbulent world—he's skipping school while his parents are crumbling under the weight of impending divorce. You can feel the weight of everyday life pressing down, and it’s portrayed with a raw authenticity. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to sit with the awkwardness and tension that fills the household. The performances are solid, with a genuine feel that pulls you into their struggles. It’s not flashy, but the emotional core resonates. There’s something really affecting about how it reflects childhood innocence against adult turmoil. A distinctive take on familial disarray for sure.

Explores themes of childhood and family disarray · Intimate performances that pull you into the story · Deliberate pacing enhances the emotional weight