
After being raised in the wilderness, a teenage girl moves to the city. She has hopes of finding a normal life with her anything-but-normal mother.
Based on Cea Sunrise Person’s 2014 memoir about her experiences growing up with her anti-establishment family in the wilds of 1970s Western Canada, Stone’s warm-hearted film traces the journey of Cea as she tries to find her own path in spite of the often questionable guidance provided by her free-spirited mother (Sarah Gadon) and iconoclastic grandfather (the legendary Robert Carlyle). While this family’s idea of normal may seem unusual to some, Stone’s take on the push-and-pull of filial dynamics is as astute as it is relatable. (KCFF 2023)
It’s an engrossing tale and one of the best-directed film adaptations of the year.
Far Out Magazine
Genre |
Drama
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Runtime | 90 minutes |
Rated | 14A |
Directed By | Carly Stone |
Starring | Robert Carlyle, Sarah Gadon, James D'Arcy |
Language | English |
Country |
Canada
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