I think shorts film are good and achieve their goal when, in the limited time they use, they manage to evoke a feeling in the viewer.
Zita Sempri achieves that. The viewer can feel the emotion, heart and soul of the writer/creator of the short film.
Finally, all aspects of the short film complement each other.
The story is simple: an exchange of letters between mother and daughter.
But the images helps you see the vision of the main character.
The voice off help you feel the emotion of the letters.
The way the scenes are used allows you to have context.
And the use of the camera allows you to see the love the creator of the film has for her birth land.
It's clearly a very well imagined, written and created love letter.
Zita Sempri achieves that. The viewer can feel the emotion, heart and soul of the writer/creator of the short film.
Finally, all aspects of the short film complement each other.
The story is simple: an exchange of letters between mother and daughter.
But the images helps you see the vision of the main character.
The voice off help you feel the emotion of the letters.
The way the scenes are used allows you to have context.
And the use of the camera allows you to see the love the creator of the film has for her birth land.
It's clearly a very well imagined, written and created love letter.