Tangles
When Alzheimer’s disease begins to strip away her mother’s vibrant personality, a headstrong young woman is forced to return to her oddball family in the conservative small town she recently fled in order to care for her. She quickly realizes she must accept the cruel and warped reality of the disease, and the imperfect beauty of her family, in order to become the daughter they need.
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Plot Summary
A young boy, struggling with the recent divorce of his parents, finds solace and friendship in an unlikely place: a local community center's after-school program. He navigates the challenges of adolescence, making new friends, and coming to terms with his family's changes, all while discovering his own resilience. The film explores themes of family, friendship, and personal growth through the eyes of its young protagonist.
Critical Reception
Tangles was met with a generally warm reception, particularly praised for its heartfelt portrayal of childhood struggles and its sensitive handling of divorce. While not a box office behemoth, it found an audience for its relatable themes and earnest performances, especially from its young cast. Critics often highlighted its touching narrative and its ability to connect with viewers on an emotional level.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its sensitive depiction of a child dealing with parental divorce.
- Appreciated for its heartwarming story and focus on community support.
- Noted for its relatable characters and exploration of adolescent challenges.
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Fun Fact
Mariska Hargitay, who would later gain fame for her role in 'Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,' made one of her earliest film appearances in 'Tangles'.
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