Little Loves

About This Movie

Little Loves dives into the intricacies of familial bonds, showcasing the summer Teresa spends with her mother, Ani. Their daily clashes—over simple things like food choices or TV shows—are a reflection of deeper emotional scars. The pacing feels almost languid, allowing viewers to sit with the discomfort of their interactions, which is both tense and intimate. The performances are raw and visceral; you can see the years of unresolved issues simmering beneath the surface. The film relies heavily on practical effects to create a sense of realism, from the warmth of a sunlit kitchen to the quiet moments of solitude. It’s these details that create a distinctive atmosphere, making you feel the weight of their coexistence.

Intimate character study · Subtle yet impactful performances · Explores themes of isolation and connection