Reviews
A curated collection of coming-of-age film reviews focusing on the transitional period of youth. Discover thoughtful critiques that prioritize emotional impact, empathy, and the fragile beauty of growing up on screen. We celebrate young artistic talent and the timeless stories that bridge the gap between childhood and adulthood.
King Jack (2015)
King Jack delivers an excellent cinematic experience that ranks it right up there with some of the best Coming-of-Age movies.
The School of Life (2017)
The School of Life is a family-friendly film with Coming-of-Age motifs suitable for viewers of all ages.
Tango argentino (1992)
Tango Argentino is an original and unique film which has a special vibe of the Balkans and touches one’s heart with its emotional, wise story about the meeting between the sunrise and sunset of our lives.
Cuernavaca (2017)
Cuernavaca explores the fragile nature of a child's soul, whose world gets torn apart after a traumatic event.
Out (2010) – short film
This 2010 short film Out offers a haunting and surreal observation of the interactions of a young boy and his mother.
The Story of Cino – The Child Who Crossed the Mountain...
An easygoing, family-friendly movie featuring beautiful panoramic scenery.
Worlds We Created (2013)
A 12-year-old boy suddenly finds himself in a daring situation in this short film by director/writer Nicholas Santos.
Little Criminals (1995)
Little Criminals is Coming of age story that will keep you glued to the screen.
Orphans & Kingdoms (2014)
A perplexing portrayal of juvenile delinquency intertwined with grief and trauma. A unique take on the fragility of the human soul.
Along the Ridge (Anche libero va bene)
An Italian Coming-of-Age drama with a strong accent on the interpersonal relationship within the family.
Bad Manners (1984)
Bad Manners is a bizarre satire of life in the 80s in the USA – ridiculous, but so funny at times. While you may not get much out of it, boy is it wicked fun to watch!