What sets \Beautiful Boy\ apart is its commitment to depicting addiction and its aftermath with unfiltered authenticity. The film resists the urge to glamorize or sensationalize the subject matter, instead opting for an unvarnished portrayal that captures the raw anguish, frustration, and despair experienced by individuals caught in the throes of addiction and those who love them. The narrative never shies away from showing the cycle of relapse and recovery, illuminating the daunting nature of overcoming substance abuse. <br> <br>Timothée Chalamet\s performance as Nic is a tour de force that conveys the torment of addiction and the resulting internal conflict with haunting accuracy. His portrayal is a testament to his exceptional acting prowess, fully immersing himself in the role and portraying the multifaceted layers of Nic\s character. Steve Carell\s portrayal of David is equally compelling, showcasing the vulnerability and helplessness a parent feels when their child\s life is spiraling out of control. The on-screen chemistry between Chalamet and Carell intensifies the emotional impact of their scenes together, making their performances one of the film\s standout aspects.