Mom, I'm Okay

About This Movie

So, 'Mom, I'm Okay' is an intriguing dive into teenage life and personal aspirations. Ryohei, played by Yamada Ryosuke, balances the pressures of being a vice captain of his soccer team while dealing with family dynamics in Shimane. The film captures that bittersweet essence of youth, where the thrill of competition meets the weight of expectations. The pacing is gentle yet engaging, allowing viewers to feel every practice, every setback. The performances stand out, particularly how Ryohei interacts with his friends and parents, revealing layers of his character. The film's atmosphere feels authentically Japanese—there’s a simplicity in the storytelling that resonates and lingers long after the credits roll.

Japanese high school setting · Themes of family and ambition · Character-driven narrative