What Crystal Jeans
captures is an authentic teenage experience.
That tension of the
transition between childhood and the adult world – at times pushed
forward to deal with situations without the life experience to deal
with them. But then the adults around you don't seem to be coping any
better...
Also the awkwardness
of trying to form an identity – attempts to be cool, attempts to be
yourself and somehow failing at both...
A world with limited
horizons – but new perspectives – full of hopes for the future,
but also the beginning of moments of realisation that you probably
can't “do anything”, that setting your mind to it is not enough,
circumstances will hold you back, drag you back.
A powerful encounter
with real life.
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