Norman Norman

About This Movie

Norman Norman, directed by Sophy Romvari, offers a poignant look at a young woman's struggle with her dog's health decline. The film's tone is contemplative, blending personal nostalgia with heavier themes of mortality and identity—there's a surprising connection between dogs, cloning, and even Barbra Streisand that unfolds naturally. The pacing leans into quiet moments, allowing viewers to sit with the emotional weight of the situation. You get this raw, intimate vibe as the young woman navigates her grief while grappling with the ethics of cloning. It’s not flashy but the practical effects used in certain sequences add a layer of realism, making it even more affecting. It’s a film that sticks with you, in a way that pulls at the heartstrings without being overbearing.

Explores themes of mortality and cloningIntimate and contemplative toneUnique connection to Barbra Streisand