What I love most about the film is how it centred around the fragility of love and loss . It's top-notch cast and acting and I'm happy to see Rebel take on something very different. I only hope that the promotion and posters of the film doesn't focus too much on the love affair between Rebel and Charlotte's characters because the film is not about this at all. It infuriates me to see people making snide remarks about gender representation and themes on sexuality in film and how "they are forced" to see films "like this" nowadays (wake up people- we all really need to move forward). This film is so much more if we can all just watch and appreciate it in its entirety.
Review of The Almond and the Seahorse
