34/10
My body is a continent
Tale
After living life on the edge in London, Rona attempts to come to terms with her troubled past. Hoping to heal, she returns to the wild beauty of Scotland's Orkney Islands where she grew up.. Based on Amy Liptrot's 2016 memoir of the same name.. Rona: In grandiose moments, high on fresh air and freedom on the hill, I study my personal geology. I grind my teeth in my sleep like tectonic plates.
Lightning strikes every time I sneeze
And when I blink, the Sun flickers. My breath pushes the clouds across the sky and the waves roll into the shore in time with my beating heart. The islands’ headlands rise above the sea like my limbs in the bathtub. My freckles are famous landmarks and my tears, rivers. And when I orgasm, there’s an earthquake..
Conceptually; It runs deep
One With the Windcomposed by John Gürtler and Jan Miserre. The film does something that not a lot of films do; it isolates and creates a metaphor in the scenery. The personalities of the actors / actresses are flawless; i.e. Gaining character and momentum as the film moved in turn. You know or don't…the plot was in reverse as soon as it was set in motion.
Rona was chasing
She was chasing a life that was hers. The lining of gray rain and clear raindrops only saddened the scene; cars and planes included. It was the largest blessing for the protagonist. Bleak, desolate visions and thoughts of " bird calls. " Excitement was there.
Every turn had a sequence
Recalling the vivid techno moments, she embraced. She learned to cope and not cope with withdrawals, seemingly and with volition. The acting and portrayals were spot on. Regardless, the film is pinnacle at finding isolation and making the best; mockery and joke or serious and real.