‘Leo’ takes you into its world slowly-steadily. Without employing any dialogue, it introduces us to the daily, mundane life of the protagonist as he moves from one task to another. However, the silence soon becomes oppressive enough to suggest a sense of melancholy shaping all his actions.
The story eventually becomes one of loss, grief and the fond remembrance of a friend who is no longer present. Despite its limited resources, the film reveals efficient utilization of the same, along with shot composition that shows investment of thought. On the whole, the narrative becomes a quiet, heartfelt conversation on heartache, longing, and the eventual moving on.
Read LessThe story eventually becomes one of loss, grief and the fond remembrance of a friend who is no longer present. Despite its limited resources, the film reveals efficient utilization of the same, along with shot composition that shows investment of thought. On the whole, the narrative becomes a quiet, heartfelt conversation on heartache, longing, and the eventual moving on.
