Se Tu Soubesses...

I was a little worried about the girl falling in love with a girl and it being awkward, but I ended up being pleasantly surprised because it wasn't like that at all. Quite the opposite. Mostly it wasn't even about gender at all, it was more about relationships between people, building friendships, discovering yourself, and doing it in a very comfortable and natural way. It was good to watch, there was no cringe, it went along nicely. It's a nice show from high school in the middle of nowhere. (06/05/2020)

Quite an unusual psychological drama with younger cast. Finally, Netflix has taken a slightly more adventurous route, both in script and style. I was pleasantly surprised by the film's relative relationship and faith versatility (I was expecting classic LGBT propaganda), as well as the performances. It does a pretty good job of conveying the perspective of high school life and a man trying to understand not only his surroundings but more importantly himself. Anyway, after thinking about it for a while, nothing in particular tempts me to pick this up as a higher than average film. But it is quite possible that I will change my mind in time. (14/05/2020)

I still can't wrap my head around how a shy, bland character with zero charm can lead a movie, but somehow it works. It feels honest, realistic, and tackles a theme you don’t see every day. This kind of story might be too much for conservative America to handle, but for more open-minded Europe, it’s a chill romance with some interesting ideas thrown in. (10/06/2020)

A little bit of Cyrano, a dash of John Hughes, a lot of classic coming of age story from small town America, all wrapped up in a classic indie package. Very nice. (01/09/2020)