Still Falls The Rain

About This Movie

Still Falls the Rain, a short yet impactful piece by Miguel Santana, captures the harsh realities of a war-torn London through stunning visual effects that resonate deeply. The atmosphere is bleak, filled with the remnants of destruction and despair. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the weight of the protagonist's predicament—a homeless boy facing the death penalty for a desperate act of survival—to sink in. The film explores themes of desperation and moral ambiguity, heightened by the chilling backdrop of World War II. The performances, especially from the young lead, carry a raw authenticity that’s compelling. It’s fascinating to see how a student's graduation project can evoke such strong emotions and showcase a distinct vision. A unique blend of action and drama that sticks with you.

Graduation project by Miguel SantanaExplores themes of desperation in wartimeNotable for its visual effects and atmosphere