There has never been a movie that has so impeccably captured the feeling of being 13 years old. Frame by frame, Lukas Moodyson immerses his audience in the ocean of naïve rage that pulsates in the hearts of three pubescent punks. Playfully commenting on concepts such as religion and sexism, We Are the Best never loses sight of telling a simple, engaging story. Making art about adolescence (and especially preadolescence) is an exceptionally difficult conquest to achieve. Any problem experienced ...
There has never been a movie that has so impeccably captured the feeling of being 13 years old. Frame by frame, Lukas Moodyson immerses his audience in the ocean of naïve rage that pulsates in the hearts of three pubescent punks. Playfully commenting on concepts such as religion and sexism, We Are the Best never loses sight of telling a simple, engaging story. Making art about adolescence (and especially preadolescence) is an exceptionally difficult conquest to achieve. Any problem experienced ...
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