I saw this short a long time ago. It's just that I accidentally noticed such a small good film recently, so I just leave a comment like this. . .
The whole film can be said to be based on a small and fresh theme. Leo's innocence and Gabriel's shyness are awakening the memories of the young girl in everyone's heart. Pure love wanders back and forth between the two, but don't forget Giovana who is jealous. As the saying goes, everyone has one or two crushes in their student days. Maybe it seems a little regretful when I think about it now, and I didn't take that step bravely from beginning to end. And Giovana in the play interprets the small fragments in most people's hearts very well.
Perhaps the love of the age like the one in the film will not be there anymore if it is missed. And the director is very good at bringing the audience into the time machine, so that time can go back to the memory that we can never go back to. Of course, there are also some witty scenes in the film: like the elevator joke at the beginning, but also a good initial reaction to Giovana's faint sense of protection for Leo; cute hide-and-seek and strange selective questions also represent the game of school days time. . .
The most interesting thing I think is Leo's psychological activities and descriptions of blind people. This is not just about how good his acting skills are in pretending to be blind>< He is curious about other people's appearance and his own appearance, but also clarifies that the simple definition of appearance at the beginning is in stark contrast with the later...
Unrequited love is full of expectations and fails. The loss of life, whether it's being rejected or having a crush on someone else, Giovana plays an integral role. What she expresses more is the simple yet complicated friendship with Leo...
Gabriel, who sees everything but doesn't dare to express herself, transmits a character who is afraid and cautious. Fears that his relationship with Leo will affect his friendship with Giovana. Of course... pure love is unstoppable. . .
All in all, the director clearly shows the journeys experienced by many people from all angles of material selection and shooting, which makes the audience feel more appropriate. Of course, the perfect acting skills of the actors add another big star to the film. No. But I still want to say: Love does not distinguish between you and me, nor gender, as long as both parties have love, why can't they be together well. Is it possible to be forced to love someone you don't love, is this in line with the laws of nature, moral common sense, and integration into society? Although this short film is based on the theme of the same sex, it also shows that there is no difference between the love between the same sex and the love between the opposite sex, and it is also a very thought-provoking short film.
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