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The Great Wall

Love, rivalry, and the sweet harmony of classical music.
4/5

Review

Anqi Wang’s charming short film intertwines romance, comedy, and classical music, creating a delightful narrative that revolves around the universal theme of rivalry and the triumph of the underdog. Jessica Greenwald delivers a standout performance as Julia, a talented violist caught in a love triangle with Edward (Nic Tom) and the assertive Asxat (Askhat Abdubekov). The film beautifully captures the essence of their complex relationships, skillfully blending humor and heartfelt moments.

The seamless integration of classical music adds depth to the storyline, enhancing the romantic and dramatic atmosphere. Edward’s unexpected rise to the stage, fueled by his newfound confidence, becomes a pivotal moment, beautifully reflecting the film’s theme of personal growth. The music, resonating with elegance, complements the emotions portrayed on screen.

Lee Crynma Zhang’s cinematography is exquisite, capturing the essence of the characters and their emotions through carefully framed shots. The entire cast deliver commendable performances, bringing the characters to life with authenticity and depth. Wang’s direction shines through in every scene, creating a visually appealing and emotionally engaging cinematic experience.

This short film is a testament to the power of love, passion, and self-belief. With its captivating storyline, exceptional performances, and beautiful music, it is a must-watch for anyone seeking a heartwarming and inspiring cinematic journey.

The Great Wall Short Film

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Runtime: 9 min
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