This film takes a poignant look at marriage, relationships, self discovery, and the discomfort that arises when we're not fully in touch with our wants, needs, and desires. It remind us how sometimes we see things and thus do things in a way that makes ourselves or others feel awkward or embarrassed, but do them nonetheless as part of our journey.
Sneaking Around pulls you into the life of myriad characters who intermingle in the life of Frances, a woman who has become disenchanted with her marriage and who, in testing out the world around her, embarks on a journey that leads her into new territory both physically and emotionally and brings her into better understanding of herself and her marriage.
The story is beautiful told and we are led through the story- and San Francisco -via visceral imagery that makes one feel like the city is a character in itself. The cinematographer did a wonderful job capturing the landscape and essence of the city.
I highly recommend this moving and quirky story to anyone who finds the intricacies of life and people interesting.
