We Were Children

About This Movie

We Were Children (2024) unfolds in a small, oppressive village, centering around a tense interrogation in a dimly lit police station. The sergeant’s demeanor contrasts sharply with Cacasotto, the young postman, whose calm facade crumbles under pressure. The film captures a haunting atmosphere, with its slow pacing really digging into the psychological tension of fear and vulnerability. The performances are raw, particularly from the lead, who conveys a range of emotions that pull you in. There’s a gritty realism here, enhanced by practical effects that ground the film. Themes of innocence lost and societal judgment linger long after the credits roll, making it a distinctive character study that sticks with you.

Explores deep themes of innocence and fear. · Engaging character dynamics. · Distinctive use of practical effects.