Nayan Pachori's writing in the short film is undoubtedly the strongest aspect of the narrative. It deals with the struggles of a man trying to overcome his fear, come to terms with his memories and, in the process, free himself of his self-inflicted shackles.
The film is dark, jarring and addresses a very important concern pertaining to mental health and male sexuality. However, it does lack the brevity that is essential for the greatness of a piece of art, underutilises the acting skills of its lead actor and often suffers from an ineptness of camerawork. Yet the writing and the thought behind the film is impactful enough to overcome all of these flaws and make it a worthy viewing experience for its audience.
Read LessThe film is dark, jarring and addresses a very important concern pertaining to mental health and male sexuality. However, it does lack the brevity that is essential for the greatness of a piece of art, underutilises the acting skills of its lead actor and often suffers from an ineptness of camerawork. Yet the writing and the thought behind the film is impactful enough to overcome all of these flaws and make it a worthy viewing experience for its audience.
