I Don't Care

About This Movie

I Don't Care is a quietly impactful drama that digs into the complexities of caregiving and self-discovery. Harry Wootliff’s direction has a raw, almost documentary feel, capturing the stark beauty of the run-down resort town of Porthpunnet. The pacing is deliberately slow, allowing you to sink into Luka’s world and his fraught relationship with his mother. The chemistry between Luka and Dan feels genuine, marked by a shared artistic sensibility that adds depth. The performances, especially from the leads, are nuanced and understated, resonating with that kind of authenticity that stays with you. There’s a distinct sense of isolation woven throughout, both physically and emotionally, that makes it stand out. Not your typical coming-of-age story, that's for sure.

Released in 2010, UK production. · Cinematography by Nick Cooke, highlights stark coastal visuals. · Notable for its naturalistic performances. · Features an original score by composer Tim Baxter.