Attenberg

In this unique coming-of-age story set in an experimental seaside town, Marina, a reserved and introverted 23-year-old, has spent her life closely bonded with her father, an eccentric architect. As they inhabit a prototype factory community filled with unconventional characters and a shared desire to innovate, Marina's inherent discomfort with human interaction is compounded by her father's apathy toward the 20th century and its inhabitants.When a mysterious stranger arrives in town, he manages to pique Marina's interest with an unexpected foosball challenge at her very own table. This seemingly innocuous encounter sets in motion a series of events that gradually push Marina to confront her isolationist tendencies and tentatively engage with the world around her.As Marina's father steadily prepares for his departure from the 20th century, a period he dismissively deems "overrated," the young woman must navigate her own journey of self-discovery amidst a backdrop of peculiar characters and an ever-changing society. With each new experience, Marina begins to grapple with the complexities of human connection, ultimately learning valuable lessons about the beauty and fragility of life in the process.