Poppy

The one star reviews of this film are absolutely insane and come off as extremely ableist.

This is a film about a girl who's grown up, but her older brother/care taker struggles to accept that. It's an easy enough premise to understand. People claiming there's no semblance of a plot must not understand what a plot actually is?

The dialogue is a little awkward, but it's not unnatural. The acting is fine and of the quality you'd expect to see in smaller indie dramas like this.

The cinematography is nice and intimate, the supporting characters are warm and it's nice to see the community in her town being kind and supportive of Poppy. I especially liked Kali Kopae as Sophia. That's not to say the film ignores that some will treat Poppy poorly because of her Down's syndrome, that's simply not the focus of the film.