We Were Kids

About This Movie

We Were Kids captures the raw essence of childhood friendships marred by unspoken tensions. The director dives into the gritty lingo of a suburban landscape that feels both familiar and alien, creating a palpable atmosphere of nostalgia and conflict. As Alexander's camera unfurls, you're drawn into the complexities of macho culture and emotional scars that bleed through every scene. There's a rhythmic pulse to the way the narrative unfolds, weaving through moments of levity and heaviness alike. The performances are gritty yet nuanced—each actor seems to embody their character’s inner turmoil. It’s a film that, while focused on the past, confronts the present with an honesty that’s hard to shake off. Worth pondering over, definitely.

Suburban setting adds authenticity. · The language feels true to life. · Emotional depth in performances.