I have watched Little Things, and I thought it was beautiful and remarkable filmmaking.
I have never seen anything quite like that long, long opening shot rolling across the floor capturing all the moments of the main character's life before finally coming across her abandoned wedding ring and then her, sitting on the floor, smoking. Director could have made a short film just out of that shot – it was amazing storytelling.
And I loved the rest of the story, and the way the movie ended: life may go on in false hope, but at least it goes on. Congratulations on creating such a wonderful film.
I have never seen anything quite like that long, long opening shot rolling across the floor capturing all the moments of the main character's life before finally coming across her abandoned wedding ring and then her, sitting on the floor, smoking. Director could have made a short film just out of that shot – it was amazing storytelling.
And I loved the rest of the story, and the way the movie ended: life may go on in false hope, but at least it goes on. Congratulations on creating such a wonderful film.
