Sound to Sea

About This Movie

Sound to Sea is this understated coming-of-age drama that digs into the messy waters of middle school life. It captures that awkward, sometimes painful journey of self-discovery. You've got this closeted kid, and when he meets the new boy on a biology trip, the tension builds slowly, almost like the tide rising. It’s really about identity and the struggle with acceptance—both from oneself and peers. The atmosphere is a mix of innocence and confusion, with moments that feel raw and relatable. Performances are subtly powerful, giving life to characters we’ve all encountered. The practical effects are minimalistic but effective, grounding the story in a realistic setting. It’s a quiet film that resonates on multiple levels.

Focuses on queer identity in youth · Captures the essence of middle school dynamics · Subtle performances enhance the narrative