Unicorns Do Exist

About This Movie

Unicorns Do Exist is an intriguing blend of family drama and emotional exploration, set against the backdrop of a rather fractured familial bond. Christina's struggle to accommodate her brother Themis post-incarceration feels very real, the tension building steadily as Themis’s influence on Miranda creates palpable friction. The film's pacing is deliberate, reflecting the slow unraveling of relationships—every scene lingers just long enough to let the weight of the moment sink in. The performances are nuanced; Christina's internal conflict is portrayed with depth, while Themis embodies a certain charisma that's hard to ignore. Not flashy, no frills, just a grounded narrative that makes you think about family ties, forgiveness, and the shadows of the past.

Features strong performancesExplores themes of family and redemptionAtmospheric with a raw emotional core