Wink

About This Movie

Wink (2020) presents a vibrant slice of queer punk life, where the local pub becomes a sanctuary. The atmosphere is charged with rebellion and camaraderie, as Tate and Bunny rally their friends to reclaim their space from an invasive group of heteronormative patrons. The pacing is brisk, capturing the urgency of their mission amidst heartfelt moments of community. There’s a raw, DIY charm in the performances that really drives home the film's themes of identity and belonging. The practical effects and set design reflect that underground vibe, making it feel like a genuine glimpse into a world often overlooked. It's a spirited exploration of self-assertion, wrapped in humor and a bit of chaos.

Strong themes of community and identity · DIY aesthetic with a punk flair · Humor mixed with social commentary