5/5
An inexperienced black soldier on the frontlines of the Korean War must hide a horrible mistake….
- Action, Drama
- United States
- 2021
- 19 min
Throughout the 35-minute film, which is almost entirely set in one location, the narrative delves into the psychological symptoms, personality and behavior of someone with Alzheimer’s disease. With the support of her devoted children, Matt and Sarah, Florence is faced with the uphill challenge of household duties and personal maintenance – all the while steadfast and determined to complete the musical arrangement. The film acts as a character study of an Alzheimer’s patience – with the character occasionally breaking the fourth wall to divulge her angst and wavering state of mind.
Christopher Laishley and Laura Lindsay deliver equally commendable performances that will resonate with those who care for a sufferer. Technically, the film is crafted with high quality cinematography and post-production – aided by an exquisite musical soundtrack. Viewers are likely to shed a tear during the poignant closing scene. Highly recommended.
Insightful in its content, and impactful in its context. The…
Throughout the 35-minute film, which is almost entirely set in one location, the narrative delves into the psychological symptoms, personality and behavior of someone with Alzheimer’s disease. With the support of her devoted children, Matt and Sarah, Florence is faced with the uphill challenge of household duties and personal maintenance – all the while steadfast and determined to complete the musical arrangement. The film acts as a character study of an Alzheimer’s patience – with the character occasionally breaking the fourth wall to divulge her angst and wavering state of mind.
Christopher Laishley and Laura Lindsay deliver equally commendable performances that will resonate with those who care for a sufferer. Technically, the film is crafted with high quality cinematography and post-production – aided by an exquisite musical soundtrack. Viewers are likely to shed a tear during the poignant closing scene. Highly recommended.
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