Honeymoon

About This Movie

Honeymoon is a raw exploration of grief and disintegration, following Eva and Carlos as they confront the aftermath of losing their son, Jonah. The film dives deep into their fractured relationship, which unravels without the bond of their child. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the audience to sit with the tension and despair that permeates every scene. The performances are haunting, particularly in how they portray the silent screams of a couple torn apart. Its atmosphere feels heavy, almost claustrophobic, accentuating the emotional weight of their loss. The use of practical effects and minimalistic settings creates a stark backdrop, enhancing the authenticity of their struggle. It’s this intimate portrayal of sorrow that sets Honeymoon apart from typical familial dramas.

Focus on character-driven narratives · Emphasis on grief and emotional realism · Director's identity adds intrigue to the film