Having recently reevaluated my own behavior at home thanks to films like The Great Indian Kitchen, #Home resonated with me in a similar way, prompting feelings of guilt about how I interact with my family. The film centers on parents who find themselves reliant on their two adult sons, preoccupied with their smartphones. It’s an intensely emotional experience that strikes deep and exposes uncomfortable truths. While the plot feels somewhat forced and the movie runs close to three hours, it's beautifully made and features strong dialogue. I would suggest watching it.

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