It is often rare I find films that allow the colors and backgrounds explain the plot for itself. Throughout my time watching the film, I couldn’t help but to be in awe for how astonishing the visuals are and how the story poetically speaks to me emotionally. Another thing I love the most is how the film focuses on third perspective (omniscient) — there wasn’t one story, but three and I find it interesting when there was an slight crossover and little details of lore behind every persons the main couple passes by (I think that’s personally one of my fav part in the film). The scene where it made me slightly emotional was when the main couple stared at an window and reminiscing the time where they were supposed to get married and soon silence filled the space for awhile until the two couple looked at each other all in tears — it is also my favorite scenes. I truly love this film, I love everything about this film. It was peaceful, artistic, tragic, and emotional.
It is often rare I find films that allow the colors and backgrounds explain the plot for itself. Throughout my time watching the film, I couldn’t help but to be in awe for how astonishing the visuals are and how the story poetically speaks to me emotionally. Another thing I love the most is how the film focuses on third perspective (omniscient) — there wasn’t one story, but three and I find it interesting when there was an slight crossover and little details of lore behind every persons the main couple passes by (I think that’s personally one of my fav part in the film). The scene where it made me slightly emotional was when the main couple stared at an window and reminiscing the time where they were supposed to get married and soon silence filled the space for awhile until the two couple looked at each other all in tears — it is also my favorite scenes. I truly love this film, I love everything about this film. It was peaceful, artistic, tragic, and emotional.
