4/5
The film follows a young woman in March 2020, who starts “shipping” two fictional, animated characters together (basically, she wants them to kiss). To…
- Comedy, Drama
- United States
- 2020
- 11 min
The cinematography by Filip Vandewal is breathtaking, and his exquisite artistry elevates the film further. The use of lighting creates an ethereal atmosphere in which the story unfolds, adding additional layers of emotion to this already enthralling tale.
Although there are moments of humor, ‘Bad Furniture’ predominantly tackles a serious subject matter, as it traverses the deeply affecting themes of love, relationships, and the human condition. It’s a universally poignant story that will resonate with anyone who has ever experienced the complexities of a long-term relationship.
Overall, ‘Bad Furniture’ is a masterfully crafted short film, with intricate and thought-provoking storytelling, stellar performances, and sublime cinematography. It’s a deeply-trenching and emotionally engaging masterpiece that exposes the roots of human interaction with thoughtful introspection, originality, and empathy. A must-watch film that will intrigue and touch many.
The cinematography by Filip Vandewal is breathtaking, and his exquisite artistry elevates the film further. The use of lighting creates an ethereal atmosphere in which the story unfolds, adding additional layers of emotion to this already enthralling tale.
Although there are moments of humor, ‘Bad Furniture’ predominantly tackles a serious subject matter, as it traverses the deeply affecting themes of love, relationships, and the human condition. It’s a universally poignant story that will resonate with anyone who has ever experienced the complexities of a long-term relationship.
Overall, ‘Bad Furniture’ is a masterfully crafted short film, with intricate and thought-provoking storytelling, stellar performances, and sublime cinematography. It’s a deeply-trenching and emotionally engaging masterpiece that exposes the roots of human interaction with thoughtful introspection, originality, and empathy. A must-watch film that will intrigue and touch many.
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