Groomsday

Not exactly the story but the manner to tell it makes special this film. A film about love, trauma of past , fears, life in couple and its not very easy parts, a recipe and a note and bullying, presumed death, a couple to their wedding and happiness. And hopefull, in many senses, end. A honest way to tell familiar truths defining each of us. Short, powerful message, admirable craft.

Why can't alleged actors learn to speak instead of mumbling? I couldn't catch half of the dialogue on my phone. In the end I gave up and fast forwarded. I'm not sorry about this for a second. I saw what I expected to see and nothing would have been gained by ploughing through the 8 minutes I missed out on.

Who was the make-up "artist"? When I first saw a still of the film I'd thought it was about vampires. Whoever it was, they need to go on a retraining right now before they inadvertently inspire mirth instead of horror in another film.

Don't people go on honeymoon after getting married? Why were they walking hand in hand on a rough street? The paucity of veracity added to the simpering story just put me off completely.

No way can this be recommended.