The Kids Are Ok

The film centers on Kenny and Jill, two teenagers coping with their parents' crumbling relationship. As they struggle with their schoolwork and the emotional weight of their family situation, their home life becomes increasingly tumultuous. The children witness their parents arguing and overhear their mother in distress, which complicates their ability to communicate with each other.

A year later, after their father has moved out, the children adapt to new routines, spending weekends with him. However, tensions rise when their father introduces his new partner, Doreen, leading to further strain in their already fragile family structure. This drama highlights the impact of divorce on children and the difficulties in navigating their evolving family relationships.