Trouble

About This Movie

So, 'Trouble' is really an interesting piece. It's a drama that dives into Ana's life, a woman grappling with epilepsy. The pace is quite deliberate, which adds to the feeling of her struggles. You sort of feel every moment of her frustration—whether it's her film shoot going sideways or her mother's arrival bringing a lot of unspoken tension. The atmosphere is heavy yet intimate, making you sit with her discomfort. The performances are grounded, especially from the lead, capturing that rawness of daily life with its ups and downs. It's not flashy—very much reliant on its script and character development—and that’s where its distinctiveness lies. You end up reflecting on the nuances of life and the weight of unseen battles.

Unique portrayal of epilepsyFocus on character-driven narrativeIntimate settings enhance emotional impact