Regardless of their completion, selections are often stressful to watch. During those short hours spent by the film, the film requires complete indulgence, and the transition from one story to another may seem like a long journey that requires the movement between cars, trains, boats and aircraft. In the end, all you want is to end the ordeal. So, it is surprising that we discover Valonner Sun fish (and other stories on the green lake)The first screening of the Sundance movie provides us with four accurate tales that form a quietly influencing alert dream. Slow at the slow atmosphere for preparing the title, the film is weak, but it is not long. You may find yourself thinking about it for several days.
In the first episode, “Sunfish”, Lu (Marin Herry), who is 14 years old and her mother who just escaped to live with her grandparents, discovers the pleasure of sailing in nearby water with a small sailboat. After finding a missing bird, “Lu” and its grandparents who watch birds breastfeed the small bird to restore its health. At night, “Lu” calls her mother, and always receives her audio mail. When the mother finds the idle and reprimanding the older bird to abandon his child, Falonner maintains her camera away, and the dialogue is almost unheard. And because she knows that we understand the symbolism of that moment, she leaves her gently, and confirms her soft touches on the sadness of a response if and the possibility of predicting it. Other young filmmakers notice: This is the so -called directing.
All stories in The green lake It works in a similar peek. In the “Summer Camp”, John (Jim Kaplan), a shy teenager, is delivered by the miracle of violin, by his demanded mother to the Interlosen Art Center, where he trains until he bleeds; The promising attempt to friendship with some of its fellow students is complicated because of the fact that they are all trying to get the same places in the camp orchestra. In the movie “Two Hearted”, a single mother and a frustrated waitress (Carsen Liota) is led by a lot of words of speech and with an incurable disease (Dominic Bogart) to try to hunt the zebra, which is believed to live in the waters of the green lake. In the movie “Resident Bird”, two sisters who help their father are preparing a comfortable internal house for the arrival of a Hollywood screenwriter and his family. The big girl, Robin (Emily Hall), is about to leave for the cooking school; The youngest, Blue Jay (Tenley Keel), does not know exactly how she will manage her without her older brother.
This is so much! In some respects, these stories appear to be memories, as the film’s interruptions give everything half -remembered. With the exception of the slight and long excitement in “Two Hearted”, none of these episodes offer a really big and inspiring moment – but it looks like glimpses of something that these people will remember later in their lives. The true revelation lies in all, meaning that life is full of change and that nothing permits itself at all. This may also be the reason behind the success of these selections well, and also the reason for their continuation. These incomplete individual stories are all dancing on the edge of the transformation, although we cannot completely know what will come after that for these people. However, during these unforgettable rapid minutes, we got acquainted with them and loved them, and we hope they will be fine.
