This short film really shows, for me, awesome quality talking about storytelling itself. The director really got a neutral point of view of the story, we don't really get forced to cry and feel bad for the little girl as she's not crying all the time. Actors are obviously professionals, the drunk father appears in silence most of the time but gestures really well, we get the idea in a very direct way. The little girl does very well, shows the reality of the story, not more. The "PROLOGUE" or the little sequence before the title is very well found and a real-quality trademark in my opinion. Very good work, but not always noticed, of lightning, composing and framing in every single shot of the short film. One of the only things that really sucked a bit is the fact that the little girl is narrating every single minute of the film, and it's not a very realistic peace of dialogue/narration for a 10/11- year old girl. Amazing work, as said before, on story telling, but still a dialogue that didn't end up being so real for the film(that is very realistic). Just my honest opinion 'bout it.
B. KIRKLAND
B. KIRKLAND