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Mouse

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It’s 2002, and senior year of high school is on the horizon for best friends Minnie and Callie. The charismatic Callie is the golden child of their North Little Rock, Arkansas school, and Minnie has grown up in her protective shadow. When their friendship is suddenly upended at the start of the summer, Minnie is left rudderless. Facing the challenge of establishing her own identity as the school year begins, Minnie forms a complicated relationship with Callie’s elegant and attentive mother, leading her further away from her own working mom and chaotic home.

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Peter Debruge Variety 22h
A mix of actors of wildly different experience levels, the ensemble meshes together beautifully, reflecting the idea that none of these characters knows quite how to navigate the situation. Go to Full Review
Wendy Ide Screen International 22h
Mouse is a rich, emotionally satisfying and superbly acted bittersweet drama about the bumpy journey of coming to terms with loss. Go to Full Review
William Stottor Loud and Clear Reviews 20h
4.5/5
With award-worthy performances at its centre, Mouse portrays grief and all its complexities via heartbreaking humanity and zinging humour. Go to Full Review
Mia Pflueger AwardsWatch 1d
B+
Lead actress Katherine Mallen Kupferer anchors this tension with remarkable restraint. Her performance is subtle but deeply affecting, portraying Minnie not as a passive victim, but as a young woman tentatively shaping her identity through loss. Go to Full Review
Pete Hammond Deadline Hollywood Daily 1d
I cannot say enough about the performance of Mallen-Kupferer, who is perfectly cast and will simply break your heart. Go to Full Review
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Movie Info

Synopsis It’s 2002, and senior year of high school is on the horizon for best friends Minnie and Callie. The charismatic Callie is the golden child of their North Little Rock, Arkansas school, and Minnie has grown up in her protective shadow. When their friendship is suddenly upended at the start of the summer, Minnie is left rudderless. Facing the challenge of establishing her own identity as the school year begins, Minnie forms a complicated relationship with Callie’s elegant and attentive mother, leading her further away from her own working mom and chaotic home.
Director
Kelly O'Sullivan, Alex Thompson
Producer
Bonnie Comley, Stewart F. Lane, Abigail Rose Solomon, Steven A. Jones, Ian Keiser, Alex Wilson, Pierce Cravens, Chelsea Krant
Screenwriter
Kelly O'Sullivan
Production Co
Metropolitan Entertainment
Genre
Drama, LGBTQ+
Original Language
English
Runtime
2h 0m