You can truly see the talent of Charlotte Wells on full display here. The intense, up-close camera work and no real dialogue paint a horrifying portrait of a woman just trying to get from one place to another when tragedy strikes. As a 6 minute short - obviously there is only so much to say but those six minutes give you a clear idea of the kinds of stories that Wells favors. This one in particular being a story of distress and suffering. Wells is a clear visual story teller with a significant amount of unspoken substance. Safdie-Esque, I will be sure to keep my eye on anything / everything that Wells has put her creative vision into.
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