Rabbit Ears

About This Movie

Rabbit Ears is this introspective drama that digs into the complexities of grief. Eloise, the protagonist, navigates her childhood loss with a raw honesty that feels really palpable. The pacing is deliberately slow, allowing those heavy moments to resonate, which might not be for everyone, but it works well here. The atmosphere is thick with nostalgia and uncertainty, reflecting her internal struggle. Performances are grounded, particularly from the lead, who captures Eloise's conflicting emotions without ever feeling overdone. The visuals are modest but effective, relying on practical effects to evoke memories rather than flashy gimmicks, which gives it a nice authenticity. It’s a film that really requires you to sit with it, think about it. Not your typical coming-of-age story, that’s for sure.

Deliberate pacing may not suit all viewers · Strong focus on character development · Realistic depiction of childhood grief