Trophy Kids

About This Movie

Trophy Kids feels like a snapshot of a peculiar moment in early 2010s indie cinema. The film juggles comedy, drama, and a bit of romance with a laid-back, almost meandering vibe. You’ve got this aimless, privileged Manhattan guy who thinks he can just film his life for the masses, which, of course, leads to some absurd situations. The dynamic between him and the struggling playwright is interesting - it’s like they’re both trying to navigate their own chaos while inadvertently helping each other. The pacing can feel a bit off at times, but that just adds to its charm. The performances lean into that raw, unrefined energy, making it a curious watch for anyone interested in the complexities of ambition and self-destruction in a creative context.

Explores themes of ambition and self-destruction. · Offers a raw portrayal of millennial life. · Features an interesting mix of comedy and introspection.