Mishka

2017
18m

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Misha tells the story of a conflicted 13-year-old and her grim secrets. In the face of an unsettling reality, Mishka makes an alarming decision in a desperate attempt to revert her childhood... Read allMisha tells the story of a conflicted 13-year-old and her grim secrets. In the face of an unsettling reality, Mishka makes an alarming decision in a desperate attempt to revert her childhood self.Misha tells the story of a conflicted 13-year-old and her grim secrets. In the face of an unsettling reality, Mishka makes an alarming decision in a desperate attempt to revert her childhood self.

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7.0/10

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Awards
- 2 nominations total

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Matia Jackett

Mishka

Ray Galletti

Anthony

Nicolas Ballarini

Lukas

Devyn Nekoda

Callie

Kiki Hammill

Brooke

Alexandra Bacci

Dylan

Katie Uhlmann

Skyler

Ariyena Sorani

Girl in Washroom

Shreyansh Anand

Beer Pong Player
(uncredited)

Jael Jones Cabey

Cathy Capizzano

Party Girl
(uncredited)

Jadon Clews

Boy Making Out
(uncredited)

Scott James Davidson

Teacher
(uncredited)

Jarod Figueria

Student
(uncredited)

Miranda Jade

Drug Store customer
(uncredited)

Jessica Chin King

Party Girl
(uncredited)

Austin MacDonald

Auzzy
(uncredited)

Alexis Marcia

Party Girl
(uncredited)

Director
- Cleo Tellier
Writer
- Cleo Tellier
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10dylonrasco

Best Film About Mishka

The movie was 10/10 good to watch and tells a story about teen pregnancy that's been happening everywhere and i love watching this film and learning something from the story as well.

9TrTm316

Horrifyingly believable.

Mishka is a girl dealing with a problem no thirteen-year-old should have to face. Watching her struggle, with no support from anyone, not even someone to talk with, is heart-rending.

Filmed in Canada with age-appropriate actress Matia Jackett as the lead, "Mishka" shows us excellent acting throughout. The result is a hyper-realistic stark contrast between Mishka's horrible situation and the happy, normal lives of her friends. The uneasy mood is enhanced by restrained dialog between main characters, and the technical production of this short movie is excellent, on a par with any feature-length film.

About the ending, I'll only say that it is believable, but could have used some explanation or foreshadowing.

"Mishka" is not even slightly enjoyable, in the usual sense of the word, but it's highly worthwhile.