Man in the Fields

Although rough around the edges, Samuele's first work shows glimpse of interesting and personal camera work. Due to a presumably low budget and a extremely tight schedule, the movie feels disjointed at times, but manages to give beautiful photograpy and colors. Some actors are better than others, the older ones being extremely believable. Some of their performances are mesmerizing, along with some clever dialogues.

I suggest watching Samuele's Short Film "Phoebe" to see what he's capable of.

I'd Honestly give this a 7/10, but the director needs to have budget and freedom and deserves a push.