Secrets

About This Movie

So, "Secrets" from 1983 is a bit of a hidden gem, really. You’ve got this 13-year-old girl, Louise, dealing with the complexities of growing up. The atmosphere is a little whimsical yet grounded, capturing that transitional phase of life. The pacing is slow at times, but it allows for some beautiful character development, especially between Louise and her mother. The secret documents add this intriguing layer, diving deep into themes of family, loss, and identity. Performances are genuine, with a subtle charm that makes it quite engaging. It doesn’t rely on flashy effects — more about the story and the emotional weight it carries. You can feel the era in the film’s tone, making it a unique watch for collectors.

1980s coming-of-age vibe, worth a second look.The Freemason subplot adds an interesting twist.Great for discussions about familial relationships.