Soft

Well use of the light, good acting, delicacy of sketch being realistic in fair terms, great portrait of abuse and love and need to escape from a terrible nightmare. So, just great. First , for inspired performance of Josh Lerner.

Watched and enjoyed at home when it screened on Prime video as part of SXSW. It had a smooth, often haunting, vibe, a mood created by the uncomfortably close it was shot while also being set during a rain storm, in stark beautiful lighting. I feel like the success of this film was a combo of the way it was shot and the realistic nature of the acting. It reminded me of the feeling I was going for with a film project I'm working on, but it's rare to see represented so well.