The way this reminded me of growing up in the ‘90s and some of the troubled and often dangerous kids who were in my orbit felt so real. This is such an understated, patient piece of work that really feels like a collection of home movies or a documentary akin to Sarah Polley’s amazing Stories We Tell. The way Sophy Romvari structured this story and the way the third act plays out is really beautiful. There are some shots in this I’ll be thinking about for a long time. What a heartbreaker.

That moment when "That Thing You Do" first plays on the radio and Liv Tyler starts running down the street screaming as she meets up with Ethan Embry and the rest of the guys, and they start dancing around the appliance store turning up all the radios... that moment makes me so fucking happy.

Jurassic Parkinson’s