AGUR is really like a couple music videos strung together, not a short film. My relatively low rating for this film isn't because the cinematography is bad (it's just fine) and the songs are pretty good---but there really isn't any narrative. It's nothing but montages set to music. Oddly, even for the opening credits this was the case. While the film is less than 11 minutes long, practically half the film is the opening song with the credits. Now if the film is NOT meant to be a film but more a chance for the camera person and director to experiment as well as the singers to show their stuff, then it's a pretty good film. But don't expect the score of 9.0 to reflect what this film really is--it has no real plot, no dialog and is just like a music video for 30-somethings.
