Reviews

A Very Serious Person (2006)

A charming, stylized, fun family entertainment film that is not too concerned with representing reality.

Boredom Killer (2011)

With a narrative inspired by social realism, Boredom Killer touches on issues such as friendship, bullying and acceptance.
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Computer Creed (2014)

The portrayal of the struggle of a young boy against an artificial intelligence that has taken control of the world.

Not All Were Murderers (2006)

A young Jewish boy and his mother struggle to survive in Nazi Germany.

Hard Goodbyes: My Father (2002)

Impressing with its ability to portray the inner world of its young protagonist, Hard Goodbyes: My Father delivers a poignant cinematic experience.

My Best Enemy (2010)

My Best Enemy is a stirring portrayal of bullying, victimization, and revenge as seen through the eyes of the film's young protagonist.

Play (2011)

Play is a portrayal of  the rite of passage experiences of three young Swedish boys who become victims of intimidation and psychological bullying. A provocative film, which may leave the viewer with more questions than answers.

Baby Bump (2015)

A provocative, even vulgar at times, portrayal of growing up from a child's perspective.

Frailty (2001)

A psychological thriller with strong Coming-of-Age motifs, Frailty is a true masterpiece that deserves to be seen. Highly recommended!
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Jeremy (2010)

A movie about self-discovery and determination with impressive cinematography and credible performances by its cast.

Last Ride (2009)

A 2009 Australian film that is essentially a Road movie - but one with significant Coming-of-Age overtones.

The Yellow Balloon (1953)

A 1953 British Coming-of-Age thriller, "The Yellow Balloon" tells the story of a boy who is coerced into aiding a local criminal.