Las pequeñas cosas

About This Movie

Las pequeñas cosas dives deep into the fragile dynamic between a mother and daughter. This film, centered on Anita, touches on the thorny themes of acceptance and unspoken love. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the audience to simmer in the discomfort of their interactions. Joana, who has dwarfism, serves as a counterpoint to Maria's elegance, creating a rich contrast that lingers throughout. The performances are raw, with an underlying tension that feels almost palpable. It's the kind of film that sticks with you—quiet yet impactful, exploring how complexities can shape relationships. The practical effects and minimalistic approach to settings lend an authenticity that adds to the emotional weight.

Complex mother-daughter relationship · Themes of acceptance and love · Raw performances and emotional depth