WASTED

Cinemavixion Review

Lee Price's "Wasted" offers a poignant look into the life of a homeless teenager grappling with profound attachment issues as they navigate the search for belonging. The film, set in 2018, sensitively portrays the universal human need for connection against the stark backdrop of displacement. Price, who also penned the script, demonstrates a keen eye for the subtle emotional currents that define such an existence. The performances, particularly from George Welton, Paul James Mackenzie, and Tristan March, ground the narrative in a raw authenticity that is both heartbreaking and compelling. While external data indicates limited distribution and awards, the film's strength lies in its intimate character study and its empathetic exploration of vulnerability. "Wasted" is a quiet yet powerful testament to resilience and the enduring hope for a place to call home.