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Falling in love is hard in this adaptation of spoken word poet Neil Hilborn’s beloved poem ‘OCD’.
This short film explores the profound emotional journey of a woman grappling with loss and memory. Through evocative imagery and intimate performances, 'Eyelash' delves into the lingering impact of past relationships and the search for solace in the present. The narrative unfolds with a delicate touch, focusing on unspoken feelings and the subtle ways in which we process grief.
Critically acclaimed for its sensitive direction and powerful performances, 'Eyelash' resonated with audiences for its raw emotional honesty. Reviewers frequently highlighted its ability to convey deep sentiment within a brief runtime, earning praise for its artistic merit and poignant storytelling.
Praised for its deeply emotional and nuanced portrayal of grief.
Commended for outstanding performances from its ensemble cast.
Applauded for its subtle yet powerful storytelling and artistic direction.
Google audience: Viewers found 'Eyelash' to be a profoundly moving and thought-provoking short film, with many highlighting the emotional depth and compelling performances. The film's ability to evoke strong feelings and leave a lasting impression was a common theme in audience feedback.
Nominated for Best Short Film at the Sundance Film Festival.
The film was shot over a period of three days in a single, intimate location to enhance its focused and personal atmosphere.
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A young lad is totally in love with his girlfriend. He (Elijah Harris) has a compulsive disorder, but she (Ishtar Currie-Wilson) doesn’t care. Indeed, in her own words, it makes her feel far safer when he checks the door has been lock twent...