Point of View

A deeply moving and relatable story about an ordinary family bound together and almost torn apart by their shared suffering. Themes of love, loss, conflict, resentment and the maddening allure of nostalgia play out amongst the various characters as they try to hold their fragile worlds together in the face of almost unbearable pain. A philosophical reflection on the nature of perspective is cleverly handled as the viewer's own perspective on the various characters shifts throughout the film as more of the story is gradually revealed. A highly recommended and exciting debut from this clever and passionate film maker.