We don’t go home

About This Movie

So, 'We Don’t Go Home' is this intriguing, almost enigmatic piece that really defies convention. The narrative seems to hinge on this absurdity—the world ending in 2012, yet it’s portrayed through the lens of mundane reactions. The pacing can feel erratic, almost jarring, with sounds and images that disrupt expectations. It has this experimental vibe, layering visuals and audio in a way that feels disjointed yet purposeful. The performances, especially from the high-school student, are raw and convey a sort of desperate realism. What makes it stand out is its refusal to conform to the usual storytelling tropes; it leaves you pondering long after the credits roll.

This film has seen limited release formats, making it somewhat hard to come by. Its experimental nature might not appeal to every collector, but those drawn to unique narratives and sound design will find it intriguing. As it’s not widely known, it could be a rare gem for those who appreciate offbeat cinema and want something distinct in their collection.