Sabbat

About This Movie

Sabbat is this quirky little comedy that really plays with that awkward space of being young and unsure. Kathrine's 21 and just kind of drifting, which makes her sister's graduation party a breeding ground for all those relentless future questions. The pacing feels relaxed, almost like you're just hanging out with the characters rather than being led through a structured plot. It's got this charmingly offbeat vibe—nothing too flashy, just solid performances that feel genuine. The dialogue often dances between humorous and painfully relatable, which gives it a distinctive edge. It’s a slice-of-life that captures that strange mix of celebration and anxiety that comes with transitions. The low-key atmosphere and practical effects, if any, keep the focus right where it needs to be: on the characters.

Focuses on the theme of uncertainty in youth. · Utilizes relatable dialogue and character interactions. · Pacing allows for a relaxed exploration of life transitions.