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So, Black & White is this really intriguing short film from 2000. It dives into the life of a character who realizes she's stopped seeing colors, which really plays into the drama of the piece. Shot in Lisbon, the black and white aesthetics give it a stark yet poetic quality that complements the themes of perception and change. The pacing is contemplative, allowing you to soak in the visuals and the emotional weight of her journey. I find it fascinating how the director—whose name escapes me—managed to capture such depth with just a few locations. The performances feel raw and genuine, especially considering it’s the only fiction piece from this director. It's a unique exploration of vision, both literally and metaphorically.
Short film shot in 35 mmExplores themes of perception and changeOnly fiction work by the director
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