This was a nice short film to take in. Considering that it's a 7 min short with only one cast member in it I was still entertained. Liked the black and white touch to it also.
3 Reviews
A bittersweet short
ellie-wilkin6 March 2020
Stunning Charly Nash an excellent entrance into the film industry
kat_hill25 November 2022
There's no doubt that there's a positive to this remake. An upgrade if you will, covering the themes of loneliness, heartbreak and grief.
Upcoming actress Charly Nash really does steal the film and makes the whole thing interesting from start to finish.
It's a sad story about a woman who recreates the same Valentine's Day every day. For us, the viewers we understand that this is routine, but for how long has she been doing this?
Nash swings it out of the park. No dialogue. Completely universal in this understood short film, for anyone who has ever felt heartbroken and lost someone romantically. Cinematography could have been better, only a few, but it's good.
Upcoming actress Charly Nash really does steal the film and makes the whole thing interesting from start to finish.
It's a sad story about a woman who recreates the same Valentine's Day every day. For us, the viewers we understand that this is routine, but for how long has she been doing this?
Nash swings it out of the park. No dialogue. Completely universal in this understood short film, for anyone who has ever felt heartbroken and lost someone romantically. Cinematography could have been better, only a few, but it's good.
Fantastic, smart and artistic
charlottedardry22 July 2020
Usually short films involving just one character in it tends to be something petty but I think the remake is certainly better than the original and still holds up as of this day. Charley Nash is sensational in this and I wish she does more film work with others.
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