Life After You

The first, simple and honest word can be I like it. For its freshness, images, for performances of Katie Gibbons and Giovanni Accettola , for care of details, for well crafted veils of melancholia and fair portrait of relation, for the first scene in caffee shop and for the indie air , always impressive for me, I admitt.

A lonely young man, refuged in old films viewed again and again and daily presence in caffee shop.

A young woman at his table.

Their love, relation, jokes, paintings, games in cinema hall .

And the implacable end.

More than romance, seductive- bitter story about happiness and the time after her leaving. The precious ingredient - the beautiful crafted realism.