Tear It Down

About This Movie

Tear It Down dives into a contemplative space where youth meets activism. The film captures the restlessness of four friends navigating their early twenties amidst a brewing protest, where the weight of political discourse clashes with personal responsibilities. Clara, beautifully portrayed, embodies that tension—stuck in her room, dealing with her college essay while the world outside beckons. The pacing is thoughtful, almost reflective, matching the tone of uncertainty. What stands out is the raw, almost documentary-like feel of the conversations, making you feel like a fly on the wall. The performances are intimate, allowing us to connect deeply with each character's struggle between comfort and urgency, resulting in a nuanced exploration of modern apathy versus action.

Explores themes of youth and political engagement. · Strong focus on character-driven narrative. · Intimate performances capture the struggle of modern life.