They Don’t Get It
A drama that explores teenage bulling from both sides.
2/5
- Drama
- United States
- 2021
- 16 min
Portraying Ruby, a character haunted by childhood trauma that manifests in a series of perilous encounters, Thornton shines with undeniable charisma and depth. Each moment on screen is brought to life with her impeccable talent and offbeat characterisation.
David Grauberger’s cinematography adds to the film’s cinematic allure, framing each shot to enhance its visual impact. The lighting, sound design, and editing draw viewers into Ruby’s world of danger, paranoia, and – as the title suggests – obsession with death.
Evelyn’s skill as both writer and director is evident in this darkly humorous tale, blending quirky comedic moments with unsettling themes. With its clever storytelling, impeccable production values, and standout performances, MOWD deserves high praise. Thornton’s brilliance on screen, coupled with Evelyn’s visionary direction and offbeat writing, make this a must-watch cinematic gem. Don’t miss out on the quirky world of Ruby.
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Portraying Ruby, a character haunted by childhood trauma that manifests in a series of perilous encounters, Thornton shines with undeniable charisma and depth. Each moment on screen is brought to life with her impeccable talent and offbeat characterisation.
David Grauberger’s cinematography adds to the film’s cinematic allure, framing each shot to enhance its visual impact. The lighting, sound design, and editing draw viewers into Ruby’s world of danger, paranoia, and – as the title suggests – obsession with death.
Evelyn’s skill as both writer and director is evident in this darkly humorous tale, blending quirky comedic moments with unsettling themes. With its clever storytelling, impeccable production values, and standout performances, MOWD deserves high praise. Thornton’s brilliance on screen, coupled with Evelyn’s visionary direction and offbeat writing, make this a must-watch cinematic gem. Don’t miss out on the quirky world of Ruby.
Coming Soon