Saw this as part of the British urban film festival 2022 and it was such a treat. Originally saw it at a private screening too but in a packed theatre it really came alive.
Engaging story with lots of twists and turns but has an emotional centre focusing on the paths to destruction as a young person in London. Loved the direction, especially in the mansion and party, and the use of colour is gorgeous in those opening introductions.
All the performances are really great but the actress who plays Sam, Bluebell Freeman, especially shines whenever on screen. Director Kit Akinluyi and his co writer Dan Illis spoke wonderfully about the filmmaking process and inspirations for the story too. Hope this gets picked up and more people can see it.
Engaging story with lots of twists and turns but has an emotional centre focusing on the paths to destruction as a young person in London. Loved the direction, especially in the mansion and party, and the use of colour is gorgeous in those opening introductions.
All the performances are really great but the actress who plays Sam, Bluebell Freeman, especially shines whenever on screen. Director Kit Akinluyi and his co writer Dan Illis spoke wonderfully about the filmmaking process and inspirations for the story too. Hope this gets picked up and more people can see it.