Street Flame

A portrait of youth. And friendship. And freedom. Provocative, gentle , touching. A delicate portrait of friendship and honore to the memory of the lost one. A wise reflection about life and death. Short, a large, sensitive portrait of fragile reality, force and spirit of young crowd and a fire defining, in precise lights and shadows, all.

So bad. Like the movie is so bad the acting and I can tell that people are not even actors.

This is a sensitive portrayal of young people and community with dreamy visuals. The voices of young men reflect on friendship and mortality. Life and Death. Memory and Legacy. This is a wonderful short film with authentic actors and heartfelt characters, showcasing the power of friendships. The visuals are striking and give a real mood with vibrancy. It reminded me of a Sofia Coppola or Gus Van Sant film. I really loved the scene at the bonfire, where the group of kids is together building a fire. It felt like something I did when I was younger with my friends, watching a fire being built and hanging around the fire, the light flickering and the smoke. Like the night would never end. This brought me back...