Trying to return a lost camera, a man sees a glimpse of what could have been. A story as old as time, one person embarks on a journey to return a lost object to its owner, but still relatable to a modern audience who may have their experience on trying to return lost property or having their things returned by a good samaritan.
Told through black and white images, "A Thousand Words" has no spoken words. The characters are seen only through their physical expressions and their actions. Lacking the usual method of communication, the actors' abilities are showcased in a wonderful exploration of how we communicate non-verbally.
Although the lack of both colour and speaking does seem an anachronism, the beauty of the story is still appreciable by viewers, and it is a story one should definitely consider watching.
Told through black and white images, "A Thousand Words" has no spoken words. The characters are seen only through their physical expressions and their actions. Lacking the usual method of communication, the actors' abilities are showcased in a wonderful exploration of how we communicate non-verbally.
Although the lack of both colour and speaking does seem an anachronism, the beauty of the story is still appreciable by viewers, and it is a story one should definitely consider watching.
