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I really enjoyed it, there's so much heart behind. Each one of the different connections is dealt with sensitivity and delicacy, so it's not some generic coming of age - there's his younger brother's coming of age and growth which pairs with Andrew's (scaled to the respective ages), Lola's growth, Andrew's relationship with his mum and the surprising Greg, with Domino of course... Each character shows their fragilities in a coherent way, not for the sake of drama or plot development (Joseph would be so easy to place as the "villain", [spoiler] while he himself turns out different than expected [/spoiler] ). There are surprisingly insightful moments even from smaller characters. No such movie is a new one in its concept, but this specific one shows that by putting your own view and heart inside, you can make a compelling and touching and funny story and that's all that really matters. Even if different in the tone, Booksmart gave me a similar sense of freshness for example. Great job by Mr. Raiff, looking forward to see his next works