A Month

About This Movie

A Month (2017) really digs into the complexities of familial bonds and the idea of home. It’s a slow burn, enveloping you in the atmosphere of each sister's unique household. The pacing feels deliberate, almost contemplative, allowing you to absorb the struggles of the blind protagonist adapting to different environments. The performances are raw and grounded, showcasing the emotional weight of care and obligation. What stands out is the way it captures her perspective, using practical effects to give a sense of her world. There's an authenticity in the storytelling that feels quite distinctive—it's not about melodrama, but rather the quiet moments of connection and isolation. Definitely gives a lot to think about.

Emotional exploration of familial relationshipsUnique perspective on blindnessAtmospheric and thoughtful storytelling