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An old couple. She is near the death. He looks for save her.
The wood and a dark presence. An intense fight and the man becomes prisoner in a sort of pit. But not this is the end of story. Another prisoner and peace give by the touch of the hand of old man.
Again, home. And a scene reminding Amour by Michael Haineke.
At first sight, a film beautiful grace to cinematography. Or a parable. Or a fairy tale. For me, a profound Christian film. Intense for the inspired job of Bosco Hogan. For the resurrection of memories about similar situations. For its intense poetry. In short, just an admirable short film.
The wood and a dark presence. An intense fight and the man becomes prisoner in a sort of pit. But not this is the end of story. Another prisoner and peace give by the touch of the hand of old man.
Again, home. And a scene reminding Amour by Michael Haineke.
At first sight, a film beautiful grace to cinematography. Or a parable. Or a fairy tale. For me, a profound Christian film. Intense for the inspired job of Bosco Hogan. For the resurrection of memories about similar situations. For its intense poetry. In short, just an admirable short film.
- Kirpianuscus
- Oct 24, 2022
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