Deal with it

About This Movie

So, 'Deal with it' is this raw documentary that really plunges into Shamira Raphaela's life. She’s a TV director, but the film pulls you into her chaotic family dynamic. Her father, Pempy, is this drug addict, and her brother’s got his own legal troubles, which creates this intense contrast with her career. The pacing is uneven, which kind of reflects the unpredictability of their lives. And it’s shot with a gritty realism that makes you feel like you're right there in the chaos. The personal interviews are revealing, and Shamira's candidness about her family adds depth to the whole experience. It’s a complex look at addiction and family ties, presented in a way that feels both intimate and disorienting.

Explores themes of family dynamics and addiction.Intimate and candid interviews throughout.Distinctive gritty realism in cinematography.