Invulnerable

Its basic virtue is the smart game with emotions of the viewer. A teacher. His partner. A kick, cruel, brutal, to the change, in radical manner, of whole near realyt. A film made with high and admirable care for the nuances. Just beautiful for a sort of honesty with refreshing result for the viewer.

I loved this movie. Since it was a short film I found that the every choice from soundtrack to camera angle was taken into account extremely carefully and thoughtfully. The venue that I saw this movie at was the Toronto Sort Film Gala and it honestly blew me away. I walked out of the screening room with a big smile on my face truly having enjoyed what I just watched. The subtitling was was very professional and the audio track rarely crackled. I'm not sure what the original media format was but it was screened on a 16mm projector and if it had to be converted from digital or another measure of film it was done beautifully and nearly flawlessly. Invulnerable came down as raw and honest but not overbearing. I laughed quite a bit, I was in shock for some of it. It really managed to tug at my emotions.