The filmmakers weren't trying to win big awards or please mainstream audiences with this, but I think it was very successful in capturing the cruelty of youth and the illogical passions that can take over our lives. "Nobody understands me" might seem kinda trite but the film wasn't idealistic with this concept, and I especially liked that they had the goth girl laughing along with everyone at Joosep. I was watching with subtitles so I have no business commenting on the dialogue, but the interaction among the kids was well written and acted. I'm usually very detached from films emotionally but I was more engrossed with Klass.
