The one thing undeniable about Boys Go to Jupiter is that you won’t see much like it this year. Julian Glander’s debut feature captures teenage isolation, as well as the monotony of “grindset” culture, with a good amount of idiosyncratic charm and subtle melancholy. It’s made all the more unique with its plasticine-looking 3D animation (created entirely with Blender), unexpected musical numbers, and eccentric voice work from a surprisingly large cast. I do wish it meandered less in the back half and that its ending left more of an impact, but this is overall still worth a watch.