5/5
During the summer of ’66, a former rodeo champion and cattle auctioneer from Oklahoma bonds tightly with his young grandson from suburban Pennsylvania while…
- Drama
- United States
- 2020
- 29 min
Throughout the 9-minute short, 15-year-old Theo wanders the desolate streets of Sweden in a state of melancholy. The viewer is treated to Theo’s inner most thoughts, through voice-over, as he speaks of his longing for connection amidst an uncertain world. We learn of his grandfathers passing and his 6-month separation from his father. ‘Blue Hour’ is a startling watch with an eerie apocalyptic tone. Despite its sorrowful narrative, the film is deeply poetic with climbing hope throughout.
Throughout the 9-minute short, 15-year-old Theo wanders the desolate streets of Sweden in a state of melancholy. The viewer is treated to Theo’s inner most thoughts, through voice-over, as he speaks of his longing for connection amidst an uncertain world. We learn of his grandfathers passing and his 6-month separation from his father. ‘Blue Hour’ is a startling watch with an eerie apocalyptic tone. Despite its sorrowful narrative, the film is deeply poetic with climbing hope throughout.
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