Confusion of Feelings

About This Movie

Confusion of Feelings (1978) captures the tangled emotions of youth in a way that feels both raw and relatable. The narrative follows a young man intent on pleasing everyone around him—a girl he admires and her parents who are caught in the throes of divorce. There’s something about the pacing that mirrors the uncertainty of adolescence; it meanders yet feels purposeful. The performances are earnest, almost aching at times, which really enhances the film's exploration of love and obligation. It's a quieter gem, often overshadowed by flashier titles, yet it carries a distinct flavor of the late '70s indie scene, with its unvarnished look at personal turmoil and emotional confusion.

This film has seen limited releases over the years, often coming up in discussions among collectors who appreciate its understated charm and thematic depth. The scarcity of physical copies adds to its allure, especially on formats like VHS and rare DVD editions. It's not the flashiest title on the shelf, but it certainly has a dedicated following among those who seek out the more nuanced stories of the era.