Waterfall

About This Movie

Waterfall is a subtle, slow-burning drama that dives deep into family dynamics. Zahra, a 14-year-old caught in the turbulence of adolescence, finds herself grappling with her mother’s new fiancé during what should be a carefree road trip. The atmosphere is thick with unspoken words, and the tension simmers just beneath the surface, making every scene feel heavy with emotion. The performances are genuine, particularly from the young lead, who captures that awkwardness and anger of youth. The pacing isn’t rushed; it takes its time to explore themes of acceptance and change. There's a rawness to it, and the way the landscape shifts from scenic to claustrophobic mirrors Zahra's internal conflict. It’s an intimate kind of storytelling that lingers long after viewing.

Explores themes of acceptance and change · Features a strong performance from the young lead · Atmospheric road trip setting adds to the tension