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Spring is a quiet gem. It dives into the nuances of childhood, capturing the awkwardness and innocence of youth as a boy grapples with his fear of water. The pacing has this nice, relaxed rhythm that mirrors the lazy days of summer, yet there’s an underlying tension throughout. The cinematography is striking, using natural light and practical effects to create a dreamlike atmosphere that feels genuine. Performances are heartfelt; you can sense the authenticity in the child’s struggle. It’s distinctive in how it tackles that universal theme of overcoming fears without veering into melodrama, making it resonate more deeply. It’s not loud or flashy, but it stays with you, you know?
Explores childhood fearsNaturalistic cinematographyAuthentic performances
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