Passing

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Customers and employees watch as a young man enters the local flower shop to pick up the usual love-professing items: heart balloons, cards, and of course, flowers. Some onlookers smile, whi... Read allCustomers and employees watch as a young man enters the local flower shop to pick up the usual love-professing items: heart balloons, cards, and of course, flowers. Some onlookers smile, while an aged Rob can't help but look on in annoyance and disgust. It is only after Rob leave... Read allCustomers and employees watch as a young man enters the local flower shop to pick up the usual love-professing items: heart balloons, cards, and of course, flowers. Some onlookers smile, while an aged Rob can't help but look on in annoyance and disgust. It is only after Rob leaves the flower shop that he realizes things are not always as they seem... a realization tha... Read all

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6.6/10

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9emwee609

Far better than expected

I have to admit, I completely underestimated this short film based on its outline-but it turned out to be surprisingly good! The story is heartfelt, the themes are emotional, and the acting is excellent across the board. Even subtle facial expressions added to the film's authenticity. There was something about the atmosphere and performances that gave it the feel of a film from the 1970s to 1990s, which made me feel genuinely nostalgic. And the plot twist? Totally unexpected. I kept trying to guess where the story was going, but it still caught me off guard.

Kirpianuscus

lesson

a lesson about appearance. and the need to joy by the moment. about states and about masks. and, sure, about life. it is easy to see it as not real convincing, too pink or pathetic. but it is one of films preserving the bitter link with near reality. optimistic in not ordinary way. touching for the first part. and , maybe, one of wise motivational films who deserves respect. for reminding. what is so obvious for each of us.