How I Live Now

(2013)

ocus on her work. Despite their initial difficulties, Daisy forms a strong bond with her cousins, especially Eddie, and gradually starts to feel a sense of belonging in her new environment.

As the threat of a terrorist attack looms over the country, chaos erupts when a bomb goes off in a nearby city. The cousins are suddenly left without adult supervision as Aunt Penn rushes off to London to help with the crisis. Their isolated farmhouse becomes their refuge, and they must learn to survive on their own.

With the world around them descending into chaos, Daisy and her cousins face numerous challenges and hardships. They learn to ration food, protect themselves, and adapt to life without modern comforts. They also come face to face with the horrors and consequences of war, witnessing violence and losing loved ones along the way.

Amidst the chaos, Daisy and Eddie's relationship deepens, turning from friendship to a passionate love affair. They find solace and comfort in each other, becoming each other's support system as they navigate the dangers of their surroundings.

How I Live Now is a coming-of-age film that explores themes of love, survival, and resilience. It highlights the strength and resilience of young individuals facing adversity and the power of human connection in times of crisis.