My favorite kinds of movies are those that make me feel intensely or think intensely, with the best of the best being able to accomplish both. This one leaned more towards the thinking, and was too subtle emotionally.
It is, what many may call " slow paced" but what I call elequent and graceful.
For me, this film was less specifically about processing grief, as it was about memories and re-rembering.
The actors were all at the top of their game. The score outstanding. The cinematography and camera work was focused and intentional.
The screenplay, I assume, lost a bit from the original play, as the plot was a bit muddy, for me, and the emotional connection not as strong as I would of liked it, to really blow me out of the water.
It is, what many may call " slow paced" but what I call elequent and graceful.
For me, this film was less specifically about processing grief, as it was about memories and re-rembering.
The actors were all at the top of their game. The score outstanding. The cinematography and camera work was focused and intentional.
The screenplay, I assume, lost a bit from the original play, as the plot was a bit muddy, for me, and the emotional connection not as strong as I would of liked it, to really blow me out of the water.