So, 'A Tree is Blue' is really something. Dakota Johnson’s direction gives it this airy yet grounded feel, like you're floating through a summer haze. The pacing has this nice ebb and flow, perfectly capturing those lazy days post-graduation. The lead performance is authentic, portraying the nuances of being on the autism spectrum without any heavy-handedness. It’s refreshing. And the atmosphere? It’s filled with moments of chaos that feel real – like life just happening around you. Themes of freedom and self-discovery are woven through, making you root for her journey. There’s a warmth in the mother-daughter dynamic, a balance of overprotection and love that feels relatable. It’s not your typical coming-of-age story, and that’s what sets it apart.
Explores themes of freedom and self-discoveryUnique portrayal of autismRich summer atmosphere
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