Harris Dickinson impresses as a teen struggling to accept his true sexuality in Eliza Hittman's sophomore drama.
A film that makes you feel for a guy with no feelings.
Dickinson excels as the deeply conflicted Frankie, a charismatic and likeable but increasingly torn and neurotic figure whose self-deception has tragic consequences.
Powered by a taciturn, soulful performance by its young star, this meditation on fear, shame and sexual repression packs a wallop.
Surprisingly conventional.
A grainy, moody drama unfolding over a Brooklyn summer.
British newcomer Harris Dickinson convinces as a Brooklyn delinquent who lusts after older men in Eliza Hittman’s superb second film.
Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow from Friday November 24, 2017, until Thursday November 30, 2017. More info: http://www.glasgowfilm.org/theatre/
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