Film Fan | Good One

A teenage girl ends up alone with her father and his old buddy on a three-day camping trip. The two divorced middle-aged men wallow among themselves in their failures, shortcomings, and disappointments. Moreover, their characters clash openly, because one is over-organized and the other is a clumsy joker. Voor Sam naturally feels all of this very awkwardly. Despite this premise, the film is not a "good joke," but a delicate portrait of a young woman on the threshold of adulthood, caught between male egos in the role of a good daughter. Between the lines of dialogue, a strong sense of unease speaks quietly.