Tabitha in Love

Surprising. This was the first word about this not so ordinary story about a lady, a young man cleaning the pool, her accident and her presumed help, pills and a game being perfect surogate for copulation.

The final is just great and the impression after its end is a large ball of emotions , feelings and...fascination.

Not good, not great. Only smart crafted scene by scene, amusing, mysterious, pretty kinky and sweet, provocative and fascinating.

And, sure, enough clues for define large piccture at level of suppositions.

The good point - maybe clever of familiar fantasies without exceses. So, smart crafted work.

Tabitha in Love is a striking short film that defies expectations with its surreal narrative and unsettling yet captivating atmosphere. I initially discovered it at the NFFTY film festival years ago and got the chance of rewatching it recently.

What sets this short apart is its ability to evoke discomfort and fascination in equal measure. The film takes the viewers into a world where reality blurs and strange occurrences become the norm. This surreal atmosphere is well crafted, keeping audiences on edge while delving into themes of identity and transformation.

The actors timing and delivery create moments of dark humor and introspection, adding layers to the narrative's complexity. I found myself immersed in the film's bizarre universe. Definitely worth the watch!