Meet Me by the Sea

A relation crisis. Sounds familiar, simple and almost boring.

Arguments, reproches; what matters - the bitter truths said, in some measure, too late. A film about acceptance of the other and the effort to protect your vulnerability. About adultescence and about the difficulty to feel and understand the other. And about the way to be honest not only to the other but to yourself.

Not comfortable, not spectacular; only remind of old things defining us.

In some measure, just enough. A couple story and a form of self definition not far by many from us. This is all and, grace to nice acting and fair story construction, it is just enough.