A trip of young adolescence, raw & honest with an immense amount of emotional depth. Incredibly nostalgic nodes & nudges to what "being young" & growing up is like.

A deep dive into a younger mind, younger life & understanding longevity through growth & youth.

Profoundly scary in a sense, don't want to spoil the "deaf" girls mindset concerning physical affection but it's fairly interesting & twisted gives you insight on to what the human mind can sometimes conjure up in its head as an idea of "fear."

This is one of those "breakthrough" films for me. Just something that kind've broadens & opens up your mind leaving you with this greater understanding in a sense.

(P. S. the idea of being deaf is used metaphorically in this film, not necessarily to describe a physical ailment.)

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