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THE TEARSMITH REVIEW: Worth the Stream or Skip?

  • Nica and Rigel, former orphans, navigate their traumatic past and budding romance after being adopted by a couple who lost their son.

  • Flashbacks to their time at Sunnycreek Home reveal the abuse and cruelty inflicted by the headmistress, Margaret.

  • Nica's care for Rigel deepens their bond, prompting her to confront their shared trauma and pursue justice against Margaret.

  • The film draws parallels to the Twilight saga, exploring themes of forbidden love and resilience amidst adversity.

  • While the chemistry between the leads is palpable, the film's ambiguous setting and unresolved themes may deter some viewers.

Nica, orphaned after a tragic accident, finds solace and friendship in Sunnycreek Home, a grim place known as "Grave." Amidst the chilling environment ruled by the cruel headmistress Margaret, Nica's only comfort is her bond with Adeline.

 
 

Adopted by a couple who lost their son, Nica and Rigel, her fellow orphan, navigate their traumatic past and budding feelings while attending Barnaby High School. As they confront their shared childhood horrors, they grapple with their evolving relationship against the backdrop of a modern-day fairy tale.


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When Rigel's health deteriorates, Nica's care for him deepens their connection, despite their unresolved trauma. Adeline's revelation about Margaret prompts Nica to confront their abusive past, raising questions about love, healing, and identity. As their romance unfolds amidst adversity, echoes of the Twilight saga resonate in this tale of forbidden love and resilience.


Intriguing characters and a captivating narrative make The Tearsmith a compelling watch, despite its flaws.


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Directed by: Alessandro Genovesi

Written by: Eleonora Fiorini, Alessandro Genovesi

Based on : The Tearsmith by Erin Doom

Produced by: Alessandro Usai, Iginio Straffi

The Tearsmith Casts: Simone Baldasseroni, Caterina Ferioli, Sabrina Paravicini, Alessandro Bedetti, Roberta Rovelli, Orlando Cinque, Eco Andriolo, Nicky Passarella, Sveva Romana Candelletta

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