You know those moves that are gentle and contemplative but seem too dreamy, as if you are floating above reality? This is absolutely not one of them. It is so delicate in its observation, so intimate in its portrayal I felt as if I was inside the movie rather than watching it. I was glued to my tv the entire time, as the story unfolded so intricately. The first few scenes set the tone, showing the day to day issues that people with homes just don't ever have to deal with, never even have to think about. There is no preaching or judgement, this is 'show not tell' at its best, and the acting is fantastic. I really enjoyed the two woman's stories intertwining. And somehow, amidst all this, the cinematography manages to be utterly beautiful. Easy 10/10.
Review of Some Happy Day
