Time for Crying

About This Movie

Time for Crying is one of those films that kind of flies under the radar. It’s this quiet, introspective drama that dives deep into the emotional lives of four adults, really peeling back layers to expose their vulnerabilities. The pacing feels deliberate, almost languid, which gives each character’s story room to breathe. You get a palpable sense of their struggles—both professionally and personally. The performances are solid, grounded in a realism that’s often hard to capture. The practical effects are minimal, leaning more into the emotional than the visual, which actually serves the narrative well. It’s distinct in how it treats love and heartache with an honesty that feels raw and relatable, even if it’s not the flashiest production around.

Atmospheric and introspective drama · Explores adult relationships and emotional struggles · Grounded performances enhance the narrative