Dramarama

An incredible little engine that could. This film really feels like it's own genre. It's smart, funny, camp, and thoughtful. Excellent filmmaking. Feels like spending time with old friends. Watch this now.

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!

If you want all the feels flowing back from those teenage years, this is the movie for you. It captures small town drama teens perfectly. All the actors are super charming, and the nostalgic vibes are off the charts. A well-made indie gem.

I love coming-of-age films so I've seen tons of them - good and bad. This one surprised me so much I actually watched it a second time! The writing and the actors are so good - you really want to see what happens to all the characters after the film is over. Some of the scenes definitely resonated with me and made me think of what I was like in high school (cringe warning!). It took me a minute to get into the film - it opens with all of them "in character" at a costume party - but it's like peeling the layers of an onion as the film goes on. I couldn't stop thinking about it after it was over. Recommended if you like nuanced coming-of-age films.