For You

A quiet, observant coming-of-age story that feels like a gentle, bittersweet memory of adolescence.

A raw, quietly devastating portrait of a teenager carrying too much, with moments of tenderness amid volatility.

A quiet, naturalistic Irish drama that sits with two damaged brothers and lets their awkward reconnection slowly unfold. [partial].

A quiet, uneasy evening of small social humiliations and family strain, watched with the ache of recognition.

A raw, heartfelt family road trip that balances awkward humour with emotional honesty, asking you to sit with discomfort and hope.

Quietly intimate and emotionally honest, it draws you into a teenager's private struggle between desire and duty.

A lyrical, sensory immersion into a boy's inner world, blending tender moments with undercurrents of volatility and quiet longing.

A quiet, observant coming-of-age story that sits with a shy teenager's awkward anticipation and small social pressures.

A somber, sincere portrait of a lonely teenager navigating cruelty and loss, asking for patience and empathy rather than thrills.

A quiet, watchful drift through a comfortable family's slow unravelling, observed with patience and restraint.

A quiet, closely observed slice of teenage anxiety, all small pressures and unspoken feelings pressing in at once.

A tender, bittersweet immersion into a child's inner world amid family turmoil, blending warmth and melancholy with a quiet sense of longing.