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Silver haze (trailer)
One line that hit home with me: "Franky, everyone makes mistakes. Let go of that ball of anger."
After viewing media release, this is one film that will hit you on a deeper level. Silver Haze focuses on the relationship between Franky (nurse) and Florence (patient / attempted suicide). Both survived severe, traumatic, experiences. Both come from completely opposite family experiences. Franky: uptight / socially correct, Florence: We care who you are, not what you are.
Going off media release / trailer:
Silver Haze is a film most people can relate to in their personal lives. It will bring back ghosts of your past, especially if you survived a traumatic experience. Instead of opening old wounds / scars. It will help you heal them.
Better explanation: I have a strict rule to keep personal out of my media. Silver Haze is an exception. 2007 - 2010, I survived a few of those experiences. 2 of them, I could not forgive myself for. Both, I had zero control over. Survived a violent crime. Hated myself for being a coward during the attack. Not having courage to report to police. Believed I was responsible for anyone they attacked after it happened. Reason why "Let go of that ball of anger." hit home.
Silver Haze provides us with an honest / raw experience that goes beyond film or a story. Writing this review, have chills from combination of life experience / film trailer.
Reasons Silver Haze has me on the edge / can't wait to review:
- What happened in Florence's past to make her attempt suicide?
- One scene: "Why do you think you're a bad person?" "Because I am." A PERFECT immersion factor.
- Overall character development, especially how Franky changes in one area. "I just want to meet a normal guy." to falling in love with Florence.
- Raw power of the film. The way it evolves from a story about 2 people to hitting you on an unexpected / deep / personal level.
This is only what I could think of in under 1 minute.
Before I forget, technical side. Have to include note about actresses.
Vicky Knight (Franky) / Esme Creed-Miles (Florence) go way beyond playing the roles. They take "believability factor" to an entirely new level. Instead of "Ok, great acting / this is a movie" you immediately become absorbed in their stories. Truly feel their emotions / lives / experiences. A reaction I rarely have with any film. Almost, to the point where you question if Vicky and Esme drew off live experiences.
After viewing media release, this is one film that will hit you on a deeper level. Silver Haze focuses on the relationship between Franky (nurse) and Florence (patient / attempted suicide). Both survived severe, traumatic, experiences. Both come from completely opposite family experiences. Franky: uptight / socially correct, Florence: We care who you are, not what you are.
Going off media release / trailer:
Silver Haze is a film most people can relate to in their personal lives. It will bring back ghosts of your past, especially if you survived a traumatic experience. Instead of opening old wounds / scars. It will help you heal them.
Better explanation: I have a strict rule to keep personal out of my media. Silver Haze is an exception. 2007 - 2010, I survived a few of those experiences. 2 of them, I could not forgive myself for. Both, I had zero control over. Survived a violent crime. Hated myself for being a coward during the attack. Not having courage to report to police. Believed I was responsible for anyone they attacked after it happened. Reason why "Let go of that ball of anger." hit home.
Silver Haze provides us with an honest / raw experience that goes beyond film or a story. Writing this review, have chills from combination of life experience / film trailer.
Reasons Silver Haze has me on the edge / can't wait to review:
- What happened in Florence's past to make her attempt suicide?
- One scene: "Why do you think you're a bad person?" "Because I am." A PERFECT immersion factor.
- Overall character development, especially how Franky changes in one area. "I just want to meet a normal guy." to falling in love with Florence.
- Raw power of the film. The way it evolves from a story about 2 people to hitting you on an unexpected / deep / personal level.
This is only what I could think of in under 1 minute.
Before I forget, technical side. Have to include note about actresses.
Vicky Knight (Franky) / Esme Creed-Miles (Florence) go way beyond playing the roles. They take "believability factor" to an entirely new level. Instead of "Ok, great acting / this is a movie" you immediately become absorbed in their stories. Truly feel their emotions / lives / experiences. A reaction I rarely have with any film. Almost, to the point where you question if Vicky and Esme drew off live experiences.
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