Coming Home

About This Movie

So, 'Coming Home' is quite the journey for a young girl. Ida, at 15, is thrown from her urban life into the rustic lifestyle of Northern Norway—definitely not her scene. The tonal shift from city glamour to farm life is striking. The pacing is pretty reflective, letting you soak in her struggles and gradual transformation. There's this clash between her fashion-obsessed world and the simplicity of rural life that feels really authentic. The performances are solid, capturing that teenage angst and gradual acceptance. Practically, it's interesting how they use the landscape; it’s almost a character in its own right. The film tackles themes of identity and belonging, which makes it resonate on a personal level. Overall, it’s a nuanced take on growing up and finding your place.

Explores themes of identity and belonging.Strong performances that capture teenage emotions.Beautifully shot in Northern Norway's landscapes.