Isma

I don't watch short films frequently, but I made an exception for this independent project. I'm not sure if it's an actual documentary, but then again, it's not very important. What can I say? Really touching and moving, at times poetic. Clearly shot on film which gives a very striking visual atmosphere that few shorts now have yet. I would be curious to find out in which locations the work was filmed because they do not look Italian. I hope this directing duo will soon make some more work in the genre, perhaps this time with a broader scope by getting to direct a feature film that gives us the same poetic tones as ISMA.