shunned, vulnerable and distressed, Alanis manages to capture a lot of these feelings in the film's shots and colour. i love the reflection shots, it seems to be like a metaphor for losing touch with oneself and trying to remind oneself of reality.
there isn't much of a plot really but rather just a journey of Alanis as she tries to navigate her life over the course of a few weeks (?) because she's lost her house and now she doesn't know where to go. with her baby still being so young, and his caretaker being detained. it was a little underwhelming in terms of plot and not a big fan of the ending either. but these experiences are all so real. the acting was pretty great and i'm so impressed by the baby.
shunned, vulnerable and distressed, Alanis manages to capture a lot of these feelings in the film's shots and colour. i love the reflection shots, it seems to be like a metaphor for losing touch with oneself and trying to remind oneself of reality.
there isn't much of a plot really but rather just a journey of Alanis as she tries to navigate her life over the course of a few weeks (?) because she's lost her house and now she doesn't know where to go. with her baby still being so young, and his caretaker being detained. it was a little underwhelming in terms of plot and not a big fan of the ending either. but these experiences are all so real. the acting was pretty great and i'm so impressed by the baby.
