Blue Heron (2025)
A movie about memory that leaves you with more questions than answers. And more grief than when you started.
The summer imagery is beautiful - that late 90s haze made me feel nostalgic and got me thinking about my own childhood, my own family. This is a film about trying to understand the people who raised you. The difficult choices they made. The love they had for a family member who was struggling - even when that love couldn’t fix anything.
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