This film is about a quiet and introverted young boy in Northern Belgium, who falls in love with the boy next door.
"North Sea, Texas" is a slow moving film, but it captures your attention by its great story telling. The story has little dialog, but a lot is told between the lines. Every action and every facial expression tells more than a thousand words. For example, the film tells viewers that the town is underprivileged by minor details such as Gino's mother pouring sugar sachets into a jar, and Pim's mother wearing the same dress almost every time she goes out. Towards the ending, there are scenes open to interpretation, leaving viewers to discuss what really happens.
"North Sea, Texas" is more of a film to feel and empathise. It is well made, and will touch your heart.
