The Kids Aren't Alright

The film follows Ross as he deals with the suicide of a classmate and the ensuing chaos in his life. In the midst of his struggles, he forms a bond with Róisín, the new girl at school, who helps him navigate his emotions and find a path forward. Their relationship is complicated by Róisín's sexuality, adding another layer to Ross's journey of self-discovery and acceptance.

As a drama, The Kids Aren't Alright provides a poignant look at the issues facing today’s youth. Its exploration of friendship, loss, and the search for identity resonates with audiences, particularly those interested in narratives that tackle real-life challenges. Collectors of indie films and dramas may find value in this title for its honest portrayal of difficult subjects and the performances of the cast, especially Matt Gillanders in the lead role.