Landing Up

About This Movie

Landing Up presents a gritty yet intimate look at survival on the streets, where the lead character navigates a tough existence and the complexities of human relationships. The film's pacing is contemplative, allowing viewers to really absorb her struggles and the morally gray choices she makes. Daniel Tenenbaum directs with a steady hand, capturing the raw atmosphere of urban life. The performances are quite striking, particularly the lead, who manages to convey both vulnerability and resilience. What makes this film distinctive is its exploration of love against a backdrop of desperation. It’s not just about the survival instinct; it’s about connection, and how easily that can slip through one’s fingers.

Gritty portrayal of urban life · Strong central performance · Themes of love and survival