Changing Habits

About This Movie

Changing Habits kind of dances around the complexities of human connection, doesn’t it? It’s a quirky blend of comedy and drama, with some romance sprinkled in. The lead character, an artist, escapes to a convent, which is an interesting choice. You get this mix of absurdity and poignant moments as she grapples with her past, particularly her relationship with her father. The pacing has an almost whimsical feel, like you’re following her through this unexpected journey. There’s a certain charm in how the other women in the convent interact; their struggles are depicted with warmth and a bit of humor. The mural she paints in the basement—it's a symbol of her transformation. Great performances, especially in how they handle both the light-hearted and the heavier themes.

Quirky character studiesThemes of redemption and self-discoveryArt as a form of therapy