The Ballad of Wallis Island

Such a great watch. Equal parts charmingly funny and moving, this film really hit me in a way I didn’t expect. From the absolutely killer soundtrack to the superb performances, I loved every moment. It was sweet, sad, longing, hopeful, and every other adjective you could read about a good indie movie.

It reminded me a lot of The Holdovers in that it was so comforting and original. Can’t recommend enough.

Such a hidden gem from this year, it’s hard not to absolutely love this film. I adore the way this film handles the subject of lost love in such a beautifully gentle manner, and Tim Keys performance just feels so sincere.

This beautiful story broke my heart. It shows how there is only one love, one love than is more powerful than anything else, one love that will forever stay with us, and for good or bad, it will define who we are, even if we are lucky to love again.

I miss you

Such a hidden gem from this year, it’s hard not to absolutely love this film. I adore the way this film handles the subject of lost love in such a beautifully gentle manner, and Tim Keys performance just feels so sincere.

This beautiful story broke my heart. It shows how there is only one love, one love than is more powerful than anything else, one love that will forever stay with us, and for good or bad, it will define who we are, even if we are lucky to love again.

I miss you

Geez, watching this and Train Dreams back-to-back days was some crazy emotional damage. If you love Inside Llewyn Davis, you’ll likely enjoy this, as both have Carey Mulligan+Folk music+quiet introspective stories