The Admission

About This Movie

So, 'The Admission' is this intriguing documentary that pulls you into a slice of life from Corrientes. It’s this hot afternoon in August, and a group of high school seniors gather after classes to hash out who gets a free trip to Bariloche. The pacing feels real — like you're eavesdropping on genuine teenage banter. There’s this blend of nervousness and excitement that’s palpable. The film captures the rawness of their interactions, showcasing their aspirations and the social dynamics at play. It's not just about the trip; it’s about their paths diverging as graduation looms. The director’s choice to keep it simple, with no flashy effects, enhances that intimacy and lets the students’ performances shine through. Definitely not your typical high school flick.

Focuses on real-life teenage interactionsIntimate setting enhances emotional depthExplores themes of youth and transition