Grinta

About This Movie

Grinta is a thought-provoking piece, showcasing Kenneth's internal struggle with Multiple Sclerosis, which he conceals from everyone around him. The film's pacing is contemplative, allowing viewers to really sit with Kenneth's turmoil. The atmosphere is heavy yet intimate, where every football match feels like a metaphor for his battle. Vanderwaeren's direction captures the rawness of Kenneth's emotions without over-exaggeration. The performances are grounded, particularly from the lead, who portrays the nuances of denial and the weight of his condition with subtlety. The visuals, while simple, speak volumes—there's a certain grit to the production that feels authentically lived-in. It’s distinct in how it tackles illness, not as a tragedy but as part of life’s complex fabric.

Focuses on personal struggle and resilience.Captures the nuances of living with a chronic illness.Highlights the complexity of human relationships.