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Turtles All the Way Down

Turtles All the Way Down

April 27, 2024· 1h 51m
Directed by
Cinemagraphs Score7.3

Aza confronts her potential for love, happiness, friendship, and hope while navigating an endless barrage of invasive, obsessive thoughts.

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19 reviews·Last updated 2mo ago
Peak Moment

Aza experiences detailed OCD thought spirals about bacteria and infection

8.2at 36m
Lowest Moment

Plot slows down with less compelling mystery elements

6.5at 1h 00m
Biggest Swing

The film drops from strong OCD authenticity in the first half to pacing issues in the middle before recovering with meaningful character growth

The film succeeds most powerfully in its authentic portrayal of OCD through Isabela Merced's performance, creating emotional resonance particularly for viewers with the condition. While the mystery subplot and pacing suffer in the middle act, the film recovers with its compassionate treatment of mental health and realistic approach to living with OCD. Critics consistently praised the friendship dynamics and the decision to focus on acceptance rather than cure.

19 reviews analyzed|Sources: Guardian, Imdb, Tmdb
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Aza Holmes introduced with OCD thought spirals and microscope imagery
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Aza and best friend Daisy establish their dynamic together
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Aza experiences detailed OCD thought spirals about bacteria and infection⬆ Peak moment
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Aza and Daisy have their memorable car conversation scene
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Plot slows down with less compelling mystery elements⬇ Lowest moment
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Aza and Daisy experience conflict in their friendship
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Aza confronts her fears in the memorable mustard scene
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Aza accepts that she can live a good life despite her OCD
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