Honeycomb

Honeycomb is a wild, wandering, wonderous film, a dreamy, abstracted portrait of that liminal space between adolescence and adulthood.

Honeycomb transcends the realm of summer outing and catapults itself into a land of vaguely threatening sweetness. To underestimate it because of how or by whom it was made is to incur its wrath.

Honeycomb is a charmingly distorted coming-of-age horror movie with an interesting take on female power.

A magnetic and engaging watch that hints at a wealth of future talent, Honeycomb makes for a fascinating exploration of the desire to escape and what that escape may mean.