Tiger Eyes

About This Movie

So, 'Tiger Eyes' is this understated drama that dives into the life of young Quentin Shaw, who’s pretty quirky for an 11-year-old. The atmosphere is heavy with the weight of grief—think a kid still trying to process his mom's death three years on. There’s a raw, honest exploration of racial identity here that feels pretty authentic. The pacing has its lulls, which might come off as slow to some, but it allows you to really sit with Quentin's struggles. Performances are decent; they feel real, not overly dramatized. There’s a kind of softness to the visuals that complements the themes, making it distinct in how it approaches such heavy topics without being overly sentimental or preachy.

Quentin's journey through grief is central. · Themes of identity resonate throughout. · The film's tone is both heavy and reflective.