Preview:
Who says we need words to express pain. This beautiful piece of untold love and pain and the pain of love, expresses without the need of words.
Review:
There are no dialogs between two main character of this movie, but the visuals and the untouched pure sound of ambience says a lot about them.
Just sit and relax, to enjoy all ordinary routine which are captured and presented in an unordinary way.
This reminds me one of the section of the movie X-Past is present, which is again based on a short film of the same concept, where a room is shared between two characters, who never meet.
Long takes of ordinary scene, un tempered pure sound of background, beautiful daily life of Calcutta, full frame scenes, it’s like a poetry of cinematic excellence.
It flows, and you have to give yourself into its flow to enjoy this gem. If you try to swim out, the joy is gone.
The story is not unique and is the story of almost all couples nowadays in fast moving life, where laborious life has taken away the love.
I recommend it for a pure cinema lover expecting nothing but the pure art.

