Carolyna Lovely: Screenwriter, songwriter and documentary filmmaker in Brisbane, Australia.
A young boy traces the lines on his grandmothers face as she tells him the stories related to each ‘road’ on the map of her journey to old.
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Kacee: There is ZERO conflict in its 8 minutes. It is a simple story - like centuries of stories Grandmothers have shared - of the gentle, endearing bond between a grandmother and her grandson, at the age where WHY is his most asked question, and in this case the innocence of asking about her wrinkles in the way an inquisitive 4 yr might. Thanks for the 2.
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Truly imaginative. Can't wait to see this. Wish it was a feature. Not every story needs conflict!!! Tired of conflict!!! Maybe that's why movies are becoming so repetitive... Hello remakes??? Maybe the film making story blueprint needs a sprucing??? Taboo I know! Best wishes <3
When the incredibly passionate love affair between Layla and Jack turns unspeakably violent, Layla makes music, and creates make-believe worlds to get her through to the next beautiful moment.
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Totally correct, but what Wes Anderson does is lead the viewer's focus with track and dolly, job or panning from one side of the screen, or top or bottom, to then stop with the main subject dead center. It's always been his signature style and is always fun to see what he comes up with next.
Ok, I get it! It is "part" of his shot(s)! :)
Loved that. Thanks for sharing it.