Wormwood

This film for some reason reminds me of the Covid pandemic. How we were all stuck inside and could’ve go anywhere else. Nature was healing animals were going on the streets without worry.

It felt like planet earth was finally being cared for. Then when it was time to start going out, it was weird, we had to get used to it again.

This film for some reason reminds me of the Covid pandemic. How we were all stuck inside and could’ve go anywhere else. Nature was healing animals were going on the streets without worry.

It felt like planet earth was finally being cared for. Then when it was time to start going out, it was weird, we had to get used to it again.

I love how radiation was depicted, it felt almost alive. In a way, aging itself is a form of slow, quiet radiation.

I love how radiation was depicted, it felt almost alive. In a way, aging itself is a form of slow, quiet radiation.

I love how radiation was depicted, it felt almost alive. In a way, aging itself is a form of slow, quiet radiation.

I love how radiation was depicted, it felt almost alive. In a way, aging itself is a form of slow, quiet radiation.

I love how radiation was depicted, it felt almost alive. In a way, aging itself is a form of slow, quiet radiation.

I love how radiation was depicted, it felt almost alive. In a way, aging itself is a form of slow, quiet radiation.

dreamy. feels like home, feels like a hug, feels like finding something you possessed dearly when you were a child and then forgot about, feels like you go back to your own childhood and meet someone from the past who gave you comfort. the moment he stepped foot into his childhood bedroom feels nostalgic but suffocating. the scoring was also just wonderful and gave me goosebumps. i love when they left the house and the tower, the computers shut down for itself, the house kind of collapsed, giving the notion that old things will come to its end especially when no one's there to take care of it, but also it was someone's belonging. someone took care of it, there was a trail of living.

dreamy. feels like home, feels like a hug, feels like finding something you possessed dearly when you were a child and then forgot about, feels like you go back to your own childhood and meet someone from the past who gave you comfort. the moment he stepped foot into his childhood bedroom feels nostalgic but suffocating. the scoring was also just wonderful and gave me goosebumps. i love when they left the house and the tower, the computers shut down for itself, the house kind of collapsed, giving the notion that old things will come to its end especially when no one's there to take care of it, but also it was someone's belonging. someone took care of it, there was a trail of living.