Dramarama

This film took me right back into my (awkward) high school years in a way that was really sweet and unexpected. The actors are all so good - especially Danielle Kay and Nick Pugliese. I laughed out loud so many times and definitely got a lump in my throat in the last scene. It all just felt so genuine. Definitely not your typical coming-of-age film.

I was pleasantly surprised to watch Dramarama. I wasn't sure what to expect but found the moving to be funny, sad, touching, and full of nostalgia for someone who graduated high school in the 90s. It's a coming of age story about a group of high school friends who just graduated and get together for a last party before starting their post high school lives. Sometimes these kind of movies can be formulaic, but this one is not.

I especially enjoyed the writing as it felt very real and genuine to me. And the actors did a great job of bringing the words to life.

I highly recommend this movie and can't wait to see other work by writer/director Jonathan Wysocki.

This movie has heart, nuance, and is the real deal. Dramarama recalls other fine coming of age movies such as The Breakfast Club, but Dramarama remains extremely unique.

There are countless subtleties with the emotions expressed by the excellent cast, and the movie will bring out the feels without a doubt. It's both hilarious and touching. Director-Writer Jonathan Wysocki really hit it out of the park on this, don't miss it!

I was a theatre kid, so this was like looking in the mirror. Scary accurate. Also, the actors are all amazing.

It's a little movie with a big heart. Really well written. Some of the scenes are just so real...like: take you back to that awful time in your life real. All the fronting like you have it all figured out. That checked out. The end is very bittersweet. Overall, really pleasantly surprised.