Lives lived in reflection of each other and themselves. Not necessarily reflecting the past, but rather the present and future.
We see shots composed of purely reflections off of windows, water, appliances—reflecting an imperfect picture of the moment. A son makes his father’s mistakes; a father relives his old ones. Stories are told in mirror, though the reflection is never the same as the original. Everything is both a first and a second. Nothing is truly new, yet it is always unique.
An incredibly ambitious film, executed with a quiet power. One of the most beautiful and moving films I’ve ever seen.
Lives lived in reflection of each other and themselves. Not necessarily reflecting the past, but rather the present and future.
We see shots composed of purely reflections off of windows, water, appliances—reflecting an imperfect picture of the moment. A son makes his father’s mistakes; a father relives his old ones. Stories are told in mirror, though the reflection is never the same as the original. Everything is both a first and a second. Nothing is truly new, yet it is always unique.
An incredibly ambitious film, executed with a quiet power. One of the most beautiful and moving films I’ve ever seen.