Elizabeth Broadfoot

This film is beautifully written, the cinematography was truly stunning, very single shot was like a painting. I've read through many of the reviews on here and there is a clear divide between people who recognise this incredible film as a work of art and people who think it's too boring or too long or too wordy. I see why this film may not be for everyone if you prefer action or fast past films, but its unfortunate they think it makes it a bad movie. The conversations are powerful, the true emotions in a arguement are presented so accurately and artful, I felt the pain the characters were feeling. This is a brilliant example of the extraordinary work a collection of talented people can produce. Labrinth's music is used so elegantly as a form of communication, the cinematographer's use of depth and framing in doorways, mirrors, windows to create visual barriers between the characters is exceptional, I was constantly in awe of this. Both Zendaya and John's acting was so powerful and moving, even in scenes of them silent, barely doing anything I simply couldn't take my eyes off the screen. People are complain because this isn't a conventional film, but millions of underrated art is dismissed because people are too lazy to interpt it. This is a film that wants to make you feel something, and I've never been so moved by a film. Thank you for making this, with the challenges of small crew and the pandemic you've created one of the greatest films, a true film with true emotion.