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Love and affection toward one another is among of the most important aspects that define our life. We can easily conclude that they're among the most essential needs of humans. They keep us safe. They bind us and place us at risk. The fear of losing our security as much as we wish to protect it. Filmmakers must be aware of the nature of conflict and its various forms. This isn't easy. Although films investigate the many emotions in an objective way, they also provide a way to appreciate the unique experiences of every person. This is the case with Director Liv K. from the Staff Pick selection. Dahlstrom's "Women&Wine," a comedic investigation of self-destructed pride in the aftermath of losing the love of. The film was awarded an award of the Grand Jury Prize at the 2017 Seattle International Film Festival (full information on me is available here as a jury member), "Women&Wine" is an inspirational, emotional film that's a timeless portrayal of the harrowing battle women go through to maintain the relationship that she shares with her best friend.
The film starts by introducing Turid (Marit Andreassen) and Signe (Jeanne Bee) Both females between 50-60. They host an unexpected birthday celebration for one of their circles of friends the Grete (Turid Gunnes). The party, which could be hilarious, becomes a string of accusations that lead to Turid becoming concerned about the impression of being a trustworthy individual. A reputation as a friend may be an obstacle to confidence as can a humorous attitude that is rude can cause. The movie is an honest and poignant portrayal of relationships between people. The film covers a range that is both bizarre and sorrowful. It is a re-imagining of Dahlstrom who wrote the screenplay, along with Thorkildsrumpf, who also wrote the screenplay. Similar incidents occurred during an evening of the bachelorette parties of friends. This led to being re-examined the "humor of terror" and the vulnerability people attempt to conceal in order to avoid stress circumstances. Both of us are drawn to our emotions, and how our feelings affect how we experience." If it's about Turid and being experiencing anxiety because Grete is not worthy to have friends, and he is in love with Turid, the actions of both are intended to show their love for each other and also to advance through social ranks, and stumbling over as well as others.
The theme of jealousy as well as friendship may be familiar to you. It could also be the basis of a movie that's to take inspiration from the tense female friendships. Dahlstrom is opting to stay away from the melodrama genre and opt for a more natural approach towards authenticity, which focuses on the dramatic, captivating actors as well as the emotional effect they create. Based on real-life situations from daily life with short durations, Dahlstrom has decided that "the camera should be able to track the movements of actors, rather than an opposite approach of." The film has the ability to effortlessly switch between different scenes. It also highlights the dangers we need to be aware of to ensure the safety of our family members and those we love as well as our own trust.
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