I'm Going to Mum's

About This Movie

I'm Going to Mum's is an interesting take on the complexities of childhood and divorce. It navigates the absurdity of parental rivalry through the lens of an 8-year-old boy, Jacob, who finds himself caught in the crossfire of his parents' antics. The comedy and drama blend together in a way that's both heartfelt and sometimes a bit surreal. The pacing has its moments where it lingers, letting the quieter scenes breathe, giving us a glimpse into Jacob's internal struggle with his identity. The performances don't feel overly polished, which adds to that raw, relatable atmosphere. The fashion choices, often ridiculous, serve as a visual metaphor for Jacob’s fight to assert himself in a chaotic family dynamic. It's a distinct exploration of childhood resilience.

Focuses on the impact of divorce through a child's eyes. · Offers a blend of humor and poignant moments. · Distinctive use of clothing as a thematic device.