Other People's Children

Ultimately there’s an intriguing arc here that rewards patience.

Nothing ever feels like it's at stake — the drama here is whisper-thin.

Movies that dabble in homelessness, even movies about cute filmmakers who want to film and flirt with the homeless, require more commitment than this. No number of scenes featuring a nubile nude can countermand that.

Exploiting the serious issue of homelessness for the purpose of cheap romantic melodrama, Other People's Children squanders whatever potential it might have had.

Other People’s Children desperately wants to take a deep dive into a young woman’s pain and the solace of artistic expression. For that to happen, though, would require much better actors and a much smarter script.

I couldn't see a clever plot in this movie.I don't understand why the cultural subtexts of these two characters are **** film fails to focus on real-world experiences, and it feels as though the characters and events don't align with one ****'s nothing but exaggeration!