Tickets for the Zoo

About This Movie

Tickets for the Zoo is one of those quiet dramas that captures the raw emotions of childhood lost and the struggle for belonging. Set against the backdrop of Edinburgh, it tells the story of Carol and George, teenage siblings who step out into the world after leaving a children's home. The film has a certain authenticity in its portrayal of care and homelessness, balancing a sense of hope with the harsh realities these kids face. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to really soak in their experiences, and while the performances might not be flashy, they're deeply affecting. It's not overly sentimental; rather, it feels grounded and sincere, making it a distinct piece amidst the more polished dramas of its time.

A unique take on youth in care. · Highlights Edinburgh's atmosphere well. · Sincere performances add to its depth.