My Obsessive Compulsive Childhood

About This Movie

My Obsessive Compulsive Childhood dives into the complexities of a young man's life shaped by his mother's untreated mental illnesses. It’s raw and unfiltered, capturing Tom's struggles with OCD, anorexia, and depression in a way that feels disturbingly real. The pacing is reflective, giving time to digest the emotional weight of what he’s sharing. What stands out is the atmosphere—it's heavy, almost suffocating, yet there's a glimmer of hope throughout. The performances are intimate, drawing you closer to Tom's reality without flinching away from the darker aspects of his upbringing. This film uses practical effects minimally, letting the story itself breathe and resonate, making it distinctive in its portrayal of mental health.

Explores themes of mental illness and childhood trauma.Slow pacing allows for deep emotional reflection.Intimate performances enhance the viewing experience.