What to me was a generally pointless film short was given a level of credibility by reviewer Graham Greene in the review comments for the picture, so I have to thank him for explaining things here I would never have come up with on my own. When the credits rolled for the writer and director for this short, I actually thought it was a spoof seeing the names of Godard and Truffaut in the same sentence. By that time I was already puzzled why the young lady in the picture (Caroline Dim) got rid of her boots after the first romp through the flood, surely she should have expected more of the same in the swampy surroundings. As 'A Story of Water' there isn't much of a story here, but that probably wasn't even the point for the film makers. I'd suggest they were simply splashing around a few ideas.
Review of A Story of Water
