The Mudge Boy
Why this pick
Like Wild Tigers I Have Known, it treats adolescent isolation and queer self-discovery with intimate, offbeat tenderness rather than conventional coming-of-age polish.
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Why this pick
Like Wild Tigers I Have Known, it treats adolescent isolation and queer self-discovery with intimate, offbeat tenderness rather than conventional coming-of-age polish.
Why this pick
Its raw, close-quarters portrait of troubled teenagers shares the original’s emotional volatility, outsider perspective, and willingness to stay with discomfort.
Why this pick
Gus Van Sant’s drifting images, spare dialogue, and subjective teen alienation echo the dreamy, fractured interiority surrounding Logan’s school life.
Why this pick
A more volatile road-movie cousin, it carries the same queer-indie irreverence, emotional rawness, and punk resistance to tidy identity narratives.
Why this pick
Its stylized, empathetic attention to adolescent longing and estrangement makes it a strong fit, though it is substantially darker and more emotionally intense.
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01 / THE STORY
The film follows 13-year-old Logan, as he comes to terms with his sexual identity, the hell of middle school, wild mountain lions and life with his single mother.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

The Counselor
The Principal

Logan's Mom