Sea Holly

About This Movie

Sea Holly (2024) is this raw, atmospheric dive into a young girl’s emotional landscape as she grapples with her past. Set against the backdrop of a small coastal town during the 1997 general election, the film captures that bittersweet nostalgia perfectly. Jerusha West’s direction infuses the film with a slow burn, almost meditative pacing that really allows the themes of loss and transition to simmer. The girl’s reunion with her childhood friends is filled with both warmth and tension, showcasing the complexities of growing up and facing a new millennium. The performances feel authentic, with a real sense of vulnerability that pulls you in, making the trials of the characters resonate. It’s distinct in its simplicity yet profound in its exploration of coming-of-age amidst personal grief.

The film captures the turn of the millennium vibe. · Strong focus on emotional resonance and character depth. · Interesting exploration of personal loss in a political backdrop.