BFATP28008 - AMOS OFOE OKLIKAH; NURSERY RHYMES SHORT FILM REVIEW MEMBER OF GROUP 4

                                                   


Singing old MacDonald in a simmer down appears a shirtless man standing by the wayside who had a farm and this appears unusual as a start-up of a film. From the onset, it is quite confusing but as the camera pans and begins to move, we gradually gain the understanding of the situation. The feeling shifts to one of seriousness and deep emotion, ultimately surprising viewers with a powerful message. The man's unexpected and unique behavior creates a powerful urge to uncover the truth as the narrative unfolds and the deeper meaning is unveiled. This teaches us to refrain from making hasty judgments, as we may not grasp the complete context before passing comments about a situation.


 

Also, the actor delivers a remarkable performance even though his dialogue is limited, his expressions and gestures convey a wealth of feeling. He embodies a character with mix of fear, compassion, and feelings simultaneously. The bond between him and the child we hear is very moving.



 The movie is shot in one uninterrupted sequence with the camera moving slowly. This creates tension and allows the audience to feel like they are discovering the story little by little. The lighting and colors are cool and looks natural, giving the scene a true and an equivocal one. There is no music in the background, just the man singing a nursery rhyme, which from the beginning is quite unusual. However, by the end, the song feels touching and serves as a way to soothe someone who is hurting inside. The shedding of tears, singing, and silent moments all come together to create a powerful emotion. With a clear depiction of visualization depicting the "show don't tell" principle, the film is brief yet carries an impact that can leave a lasting impression not only on their minds but lives as well. 


Film title: Nursery Rhymes (2019) 

Director: Tom Noakes

Written by: Tom Noakes, Hugh Stephen, and Lukas White

Cast: Toby Wallace, Eliya Scifleet




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