Short B

About This Movie

So, 'Short B' is a curious piece from 2004 that captures a certain melancholic nostalgia. You have these two kids, Facundo and Matias, sending a letter to the sky, which sets a rather poetic tone for the film. Fast forward a decade, and the reunion is steeped in tension. Facundo has changed in ways that kind of unsettle Matias; it’s not just about the physical changes, there's this deeper emotional undercurrent. The pacing feels reflective, almost dreamlike, and while we don't know the director here, the atmosphere they create is palpable. It's intriguing how such a simple premise can unravel layers of friendship and alterity, and there’s definitely something haunting about the way these themes linger.

This film remains somewhat elusive, with limited distribution and few releases over the years, making it a niche but interesting watch for collectors. The scarcity of physical copies might pique the interest of those who enjoy unique, lesser-known works. Fans of character-driven narratives and introspective storytelling might find its subtle approach to themes of friendship and change quite compelling.