Let's Be Tigers

About This Movie

Let's Be Tigers offers a raw glimpse into grief and unexpected connection. Avalon, played with a subtle intensity, grapples with her mother’s death in a way that feels genuinely relatable. The film’s atmosphere is thick with emotions—it's not overly dramatic but rather lingers in quiet moments. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to sit with Avalon's feelings. The interactions with the 4-year-old are where it shines; there's a sweet innocence that juxtaposes Avalon's heavy heart. It’s a small film, but it resonates on a personal level, capturing the essence of feeling lost while also finding hope in unexpected places. The performances really anchor the story, making it feel intimate and real.

Centering on themes of grief and connection.Intimate performances, particularly from the lead.A meditative pace that encourages reflection.