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So, 'Squat' is this gritty little gem from 2017 that dives deep into the lives of two teens, Tv and Samu, who decide to leave their comfortable suburban life in Quebec City behind. It’s raw and tense, really captures that chaotic energy of youth, you know? The pacing feels unsteady at times, mirroring their frantic escape from authority. What makes it stand out is the way it portrays the unfiltered struggles of adolescence against a backdrop of desperation and rebellion. The performances are honest, these kids really bring that urgency to life. Plus, the practical effects during their encounters with the orphans give it an authentic, almost documentary vibe. It’s gritty and heartfelt, a unique take on friendship and survival.
Interesting themes around adolescence and rebellion.Lacks a well-known director which adds to its underground feel.Practical effects enhance the realism of the story.
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