Me and Daddy

About This Movie

So, 'Me and Daddy' is this quiet drama that really leans into the awkwardness of growing up and figuring out relationships. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to sit with Naoya's isolation and confusion. His father, the busy editor, adds a layer of complexity—there’s a real tension between familial expectations and personal identity. You get glimpses of Naoya's emotions through small, subtle performances, which really resonate despite the film's understated approach. The atmosphere has a kind of melancholic charm, and the practical effects, though minimal, support the grounded feel. You won't find flashy storytelling here; it's more about the internal struggles and those fleeting moments of realization that make it distinctive.

Explores complex father-son dynamics. · Features minimal practical effects creating a grounded feel. · Pacing allows for introspection and emotional depth.