TALKING ABOUT LOVE

 



     Love is a very complicated thing to describe and in this film by Hasoka Andagama, shows how Love is explored and showed in different aspects, types, levels, as well as experiences when it comes to it, and as we all know love is a thrilling thing to be felt, but it showcase how love is not just happy moments, it gives us  a lot of fear, decision-making, hardships, and sacrifices, not just romance and happiness.

      I love how the director think of a great transition where frame by frame looks connected to each other. And how it looks complicated yet, you still understood the scenarios being presented by the director. I also noticed how simple the frames where taken and how natural lighting gives a much more realistic scenarios in the film. 

     Moving on to the storyline, where they emphasizes the statement  that we laughed out of fear, and how we cry out of happiness. It’s intricate how they express their feelings in an unconnected manner but that’s how it is, we tend to hide our true feelings. With the different couples shown we can see their problems being presented like fixed marriage, unplanned pregnancy, controlled relationship, etc. this showcase how love can be complicated, but what gets me the most is when they finally got the urge to let go of the love they don’t belong and to let their hearts decide in able to get the happiness they all deserve and I think that’s the best way in falling in love, not teaching who and how to love someone. 

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