Giants Being Lonely

Greer Patterson's art is the stirring and evocative image, which is the heart of film-making and visual storytelling. GBL is stunning frame to frame. A great first film; looking forward to the second, and the third.

I was brought to tears having been captivated by a story, and images, so real, so poetic. They will live in me for a long time. The canopy of trees embracing painful lives, the glances of desire, following Bobby (literally, as he's often filmed from the back) as he navigates emotions. Visually beautiful and moving.

The act that precipitates the ending is a pure mystery to me. I'd really appreciate a plot spoiler.

This is a stunning debut film for Grear Patterson. As someone who had seen his early videos, it was recognizable; parts of it felt like Grear's films from his beginnings - beautiful, dreamy cinematography, a building sense of foreboding mixed with innocence. There was some confusion for me, between the main characters, and some plot reaches; an ending that might be rethought. But a great achievement for a young filmmaker.

Giants Being Lonely is a film that people will either love or hate. It´s refreshing to see something different that truly encapsulates what it feels like to be young. This film does not chew your food for you, but leaves you to have a dialogue with it. I recommend everyone watch it because many wont understand but those who do will see the importance of a film like this. Looking forward to whats next from these young film makers.