One-Way Ticket

About This Movie

One-Way Ticket (1988) is this intriguing drama about a young teen, Mick, who finds himself in a tight spot after being dragged to the police station for some reckless behavior. The atmosphere is quite tense and you can really feel the weight of Mick's lies as he fabricates stories about being an acrobat under the tutelage of coach Krylov. What’s compelling is how Krylov unexpectedly backs him up, which adds layers to their relationship. You get this blend of youthful rebellion with a hint of mentorship that feels quite authentic. The pacing keeps you engaged, oscillating between Mick’s antics and the serious repercussions of his choices. It’s a unique take on adolescence and the complexities of truth versus fiction.

Features a young protagonist grappling with identity. · Strong themes of deception and responsibility. · Engaging performances that add depth to the story.