Places Called Home

About This Movie

Places Called Home is a raw and intimate look at the lives of a mother and daughter navigating homelessness. Eva and Alexandra's world feels both chaotic and serene, painted with a blend of desperation and fleeting moments of joy. The film meanders through their daily escapades, showcasing the blend of petty theft and survival with a surprisingly light touch. The tone is grounded, and the pacing allows you to really absorb the grit and warmth of their bond. The performances, especially from the young Eva, are strikingly genuine, pulling you into their insulated universe. What's notable is how it captures the fragility of their existence while hinting at the deeper societal issues lurking just beyond their bubble.

Focuses on the emotional depth of its characters. · Uses practical effects to enhance realism. · Highlights themes of survival and societal critique.