Happy Valentine's Day

A story about a tragedy. in which all seems perfect. the cinematography. the details. the piano music. the way to tell the story. the last image who, in fact, is the first. a film about joy . and its end . about few people. and about a gesture. changing everything. it is not easy to say why this film is real special. not only because, after the first view, you desire to see it again. for discover new fragments of story. new details. and something who could define, in more profound sense, the story. but it is only a slow short film. about a day. and its people . and nothing more. at the first sigh.

Is our perception of a snapshot in time affected by what has come before, even if, instead, it comes after? A refreshing yet somber and poetic take on where (or when?) the denoument is, and how we are affected by it and its placement. A simple story, yes. But told in a captivating manner.