Once again Freya Murdock has put on a heart-wrenching performance which has moved the hearts of many. There is a great element of simplicity in this short film, however the suggestive camera work by Holly King in combination with this 'A-List' acting is really effective.
Polly is a unique film which exposes and explores the life of a lonely, isolated young girl, who spends her days repeating the same tedious routines with imagination as her only friend and the toll this can take. It explores how isolation can lead to disconnection from reality, and how unexpected company disrupts this human contact deprived individual and her monotonous world.
Pink Penguin Pictures ™ have released another unpredictable, unique short film which has struck sentimental fondness in many viewers. Throughout the film, viewers connect with the girl and feel apart of her life, although there is no major crisis, this is a moving short film. The emotional trauma is subtle however moving as you feel you’ve connected with the girl. The climax of the film however was relatively disappointing and brief.
Polly is a unique film which exposes and explores the life of a lonely, isolated young girl, who spends her days repeating the same tedious routines with imagination as her only friend and the toll this can take. It explores how isolation can lead to disconnection from reality, and how unexpected company disrupts this human contact deprived individual and her monotonous world.
Pink Penguin Pictures ™ have released another unpredictable, unique short film which has struck sentimental fondness in many viewers. Throughout the film, viewers connect with the girl and feel apart of her life, although there is no major crisis, this is a moving short film. The emotional trauma is subtle however moving as you feel you’ve connected with the girl. The climax of the film however was relatively disappointing and brief.
This is a pretty good as a contribution, but note that these reviews never use the word 'I' - they are written passively in the third person, not the first person.
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