Retrotherapy

About This Movie

Retrotherapy dives into the complexities of memory and identity, painting a poignant picture of generational struggles. It has this unsettling atmosphere where Yvonne's confusion feels palpable, drawing you deep into her mind. Manon’s journey is equally compelling, blending her youthful innocence with the weight of her grandmother's past. The pacing is a bit uneven at times, which might throw some viewers off, but it adds to the overall tension and urgency of their relationship. The performances stand out, especially the dynamic between the two leads – it’s raw, sometimes painful, but ultimately transformative. There’s an underlying feminist thread that weaves throughout, making the film not just a personal story but a commentary on women's histories. Not flashy in effects, but it hits hard where it needs to.

Explores generational trauma.Strong performances, especially between leads.Subtle feminist themes throughout.