Just Like Grown Ups

About This Movie

Just Like Grown Ups dives into the complexity of personal identity through the lens of Polya, a quiet accountant grappling with her love for the more adventurous Kirill. The film unfolds slowly, allowing us to explore the dense emotional landscape of the characters. There's an almost palpable tension in their interactions, revealing how family and relationships mold us in ways we often overlook. The performances are earnest, sometimes raw, and the atmosphere has this understated melancholy that lingers. It’s not flashy, but it resonates with anyone who's felt the weight of self-discovery. The pacing meanders, much like life itself, reflecting the existential themes that linger long after the credits roll.

Strong character development · Explores themes of identity · Subtle and reflective tone