Veslemøy's Song

Having no clue what this film was going to be about, I went in expecting something short. What I got was a documentary of sorts that suddenly morphed into a reenactment (upon 2nd viewing) and continued through a curious female's journey to learn more of this faded Kathlene Parlow--a violinist of seeming significance who history forgot. One thing I must say is that while the length itself is representative of a matter that is only clear at the end, it's interpretable what exactly it represents and even means.

Things I Like:

1) The immersive close ups.

2) The use of photos and still shots.

3) The song.