Sadly, I wasn't able to connect with this as much as I am able to connect with other films, which I'd put down to the screenplay, so I didn't enjoy it as much as I could have. I can't say it's one I'd go out of my way to watch. It was a narrative film, so it was slow and not very engaging for me, largely because they're not my preferred kind of film. It was good for the kind of film that it was though. I'd probably give it a 7/10. Come to think of it, I'm not sure the emotion was very well displayed and conveyed in a way that makes the viewer sympathize with the characters. Maybe it's just me who felt like that, you never know.

Noah Jupe (14-years-old), who plays 12-year-old Otis, is seen smoking cigarettes multiple times in the film so I was wondering, how on earth are minors allowed to smoke in movies, and do actors smoke real cigarettes in money. TIL that they usually use herbal cigarettes in films instead of real cigarettes, which also happen to be legal because they're not real cigarettes. fun fact. or is it more of a depressing fact. oh well.