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.
Drenge (1977)
Drenge is a somewhat confusing Danish film by Director Nils Malmros.
The Art of Crying (2006)
The Art of Crying is a controversial Danish film which, because of it's subject matter and plot complexity, may not be suitable for young audiences.
A Plumm Summer (2007)
Melody (1971)
Melody is a charming, joyful film with a simple, yet beautiful and captivating, Coming-of-Age story. Highly recommended for all ages.
Cuore di mamma (1969)
Cuore di mamma is an Italian period film (1960s) which attempts to show the influence media has on children.
Swinki (2009)
Bale (2009)
Bale is an aesthetically beautiful film that you'll find yourself recommending to a friend.
Jake’s Closet (2007)
A six-year-old boy whose parents have decided to get a divorce is also dealing with the discovery of a zombie living in his closet;
Funeral Kings (2012)
A great story, terrific acting and a pertinent soundtrack make the Coming-of-Age film Funeral Kings highly recommended
Paul Verhoeven`s Teenagers (2009)
Teenagers revolves around the teenage experiences of Lucas and his acquaintances.
Die Reise (1986)
Based on the autobiographical novel of the same name, Die Reise is an atypical Coming-of-Age film by Markus Imhoof.
TIME – Tropfest Australia 2013 Finalist
Time is a short film that is a finalist in this year's Tropfest in Australia.