The Marina

About This Movie

The Marina is an interesting slice of life that captures the uncertainty of young adulthood with a light comedic touch. Charlie, a wakeboarder facing the aftermath of an injury, finds himself in Chambly, where his character grapples with self-doubt and recovery. The pacing feels natural, mirroring the ebb and flow of summer days. Juliette, the local marina employee, brings a sense of warmth and spontaneity to the narrative. Their interactions spark something deeper, touching on themes of resilience and the search for identity. Shot on location, the practical effects of water sports add an authentic feel, contrasting beautifully with the emotional turbulence of the characters. It’s not the usual coming-of-age fare; it leans into the bittersweet moments of growing up.

Explores themes of resilience and identity · Natural pacing with relatable characters · Interesting take on coming-of-age narratives