Love, Kennedy

About This Movie

So, 'Love, Kennedy' is a touching journey that really digs into the emotional struggles of a family facing Juvenile Batten Disease. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to sit with the weight of Kennedy's condition, which makes the moments of joy all the more impactful. T.C. Christensen's direction captures both the heartache and the humor in a way that feels authentic. The performances, particularly from the young actress portraying Kennedy, are genuinely heartfelt and pull you right into her world. What I appreciate is the film doesn’t sugarcoat the reality of the disease but rather embraces the bittersweet. It’s a unique blend of drama and family themes that resonate deeply, leaving you reflecting on love and resilience long after it ends.

Explores complex family dynamics · Realistic portrayal of illness · Cinematic style blends humor and sadness