Knee-Jerk

About This Movie

Knee-Jerk, well, it dives deep into the struggle between societal expectations and personal rebellion. Shen Zui's journey is quite gripping, you see this slow build-up of her inner turmoil influenced by her mother’s philosophy. It’s all about acceptance, but the way it unfolds, there’s this raw tension that just escalates. The atmosphere feels heavy, almost suffocating as she confronts her oppressive head teacher, and you can really feel the weight of those moments. The performances are solid, especially from the lead. There's a certain realism, not overly dramatized but very relatable. It sticks with you, makes you think about just how far one can be pushed before they snap.

The film explores deep philosophical themes. · Strong performance from lead actress Shen Zui. · Atmosphere is dense, reflecting the protagonist's internal struggle.