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Ramiro Batista

Austin Cassel

Isabella M Castillo

Chris Molina

A heartbroken 20-something reluctantly returns to his childhood home in Miami, where he&apos;s forced to reevaluate his relationships in the face of a looming hurricane.

Fallen Fruit

This film starts slow. At times it feels like it&apos;s meandering and aimless. And then about halfway through the running time, it picks up speed with a nice little twist. From there, I found myself caring about the lead character and wanting to see it through until the end.

The script is strong. The acting is even stronger. The movie does a really good job of portraying the angst of growing into adulthood.

This is not a coming of age story. Those are usually reserved for teenagers. This one portrays what it&apos;s like after high school, when one gets into their 20s and realizes life is not what you thought it would be when you were much younger.

My only real issue with it is the slow pace during the first half of the film and an ending that is arguably unsatisfying but, in its own way, makes sense with the overall mood and tone portrayed throughout.

As an aside, Ramiro Bastita is not only a fine talent but is quite handsome. There&apos;s a short but engaging performance by Joanne Perica. If you like indie dramas, give this one a chance.

This film starts slow. At times it feels like it's meandering and aimless. And then about halfway through the running time, it picks up speed with a nice little twist. From there, I found myself caring about the lead character and wanting to see it through until the end.

The script is strong. The acting is even stronger. The movie does a really good job of portraying the angst of growing into adulthood.

This is not a coming of age story. Those are usually reserved for teenagers. This one portrays what it's like after high school, when one gets into their 20s and realizes life is not what you thought it would be when you were much younger.

My only real issue with it is the slow pace during the first half of the film and an ending that is arguably unsatisfying but, in its own way, makes sense with the overall mood and tone portrayed throughout.

As an aside, Ramiro Bastita is not only a fine talent but is quite handsome. There's a short but engaging performance by Joanne Perica. If you like indie dramas, give this one a chance.

A heartbroken 20-something reluctantly returns to his childhood home in Miami, where he's forced to reevaluate his relationships in the face of a looming hurricane.

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