Her Composition

I rarely give five star reviews, but this film free of inhibition and politically / self imposed censure has crossed the line to make it there. It is a really sensual and beautiful film that takes the viewer into the life of the character.

I thought the filming and the production quality was great. Story structure could have been smoothed out a little more to connect me more to the main character.

The uniquely spellbinding "Her Composition" is a decidedly nuanced and ambitious film, and one that peels back layer upon layer of itself only to somehow expose the true intricacies of the artistically afflicted.

Played with a deft hand by Joslyn Jensen, Malorie is a conspicuously talented composition student at a New York art institute. Her personal life craters as the college term ends, leaving her on the hook to submit final work or risk expulsion. Confronted with real-life and real-time needs, Malorie becomes a call girl, and her expanding sense of her own body signals a shift in the film's attentions. Experiential realizations learned while she checks out during encounters bring a clarity to Malorie; soon that detachment gives rise to experientially sensed melodies she then transforms into collage, eventually revealing a full musical mapping of her journey.

"Her Composition" is a mesmerizing piece of storytelling - a proposed portrait of the machinations of artistic inspiration, and an angular presentation on artistic and female empowerment. Improbably, this aspirational film achieves every lofty watermark it sets out to reach. - (Was this review of use to you? If so, let me know by clicking "Helpful." Cheers!)

Delightful on so many levels. Such a creative indie movie from the beautiful cinematography, the unique use of music to convey emotions of the characters (main character is a composer, after all), women empowerment and an inspirational story about rising above your challenges and pursue your goals.

It's a heavy movie about a person that goes from "all is perfectly fine" to "ok, so let's go as low as possible". I mean I've been there many times but I didn't sell myself in the process of getting back to where I wanted to be. The thing is, this movie is disgusting, I still recommend watching this for those who really want to understand what depression and trying to get back on their feet means.

The rating I gave is 2 because of the message that it spreads and also I wanted to hear the music piece that she worked on the whole fkn time :/. I overstand that the premise of the movie is a character study, but people shouldn't be doing what she did, because it's highest forms of self h8 when you betray yourself on all levels just to gain something that you won't even be happy in the process of attaining it or celebrate your achievement (in a happy sense).

In times like these people need more self-empowerment and belief that they can achieve things without killing themselves (physically/emotionally/mentally). So it's a great movie to study of what people go through though I wouldn't recommend taking notes and applying it xD. Also people tend to think that masterful things only come from suffering, they are wrong, happiness/excitement and love are better motivators to really shine.