The reason I felt inclined to leave a review is because this movie was beautifully shot. I don't know much about the time and effort it takes to man such a cinematic masterpiece, however the different angles, music, focused lenses, filters and transitions took TIME! This movie was beautiful, and I think unless you grew up watching black films it would seem very distant. Yet, the colors and vibrancy and textures throughout each scene spoke to the intensity of the character Goldie. An 18 year old who lost everything, even at the end for her to look in the camera it was like she was speaking to the audience. This movie wasn't just shot in the third person but in first person as well. It's soo many layers to this movie and unless you seek to learn something or seek to understand there won't be a transversal connection to the film. It's definitely not a film that is rushed so sit back and let the whimsical soul grasping movie unwind itself.
