The Nest

About This Movie

The Nest (2016) unfolds with a raw intensity, capturing the disquieting reality of a single mother navigating the harsh edges of society. Janine, played with a raw vulnerability, struggles against the tide of a community that seems to be closing ranks against her and her children. The film's pacing adds to the mounting sense of dread, as we see the fractures in both her family and the world around them. Clemy, her daughter, embodies the teenage angst with a palpable anger that's hard to ignore. It's not just a story about housing or financial struggles; it delves into themes of isolation and the fragility of social ties. The practical effects of everyday life, the authentic performances, and the gritty atmosphere create a film that resonates on many levels.

Strong performances, especially from the leads. · Realistic portrayal of social issues. · Explores themes of isolation and community conflict.