Marjoram

About This Movie

Marjoram is certainly an intriguing piece, really dives deep into this murky mother-daughter dynamic. You have Anna, this bright 11-year-old, who’s got all this talent bubbling under the surface. But the relationship with her mother, Mary, is where it gets complex—there's a lot of love, but there's also this underlying tension that feels ominous. The atmosphere is thick with psychological suspense, and it keeps you guessing about what's really going on. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the viewer to soak in the tension. Performances are quite gripping, especially from the lead. It’s interesting how it tackles themes of support and control—definitely not your average family drama, which is what makes it stand out.

Psychological tension is palpable. · Themes of love and abuse intertwined. · Not your typical family drama.