Taylor Swift Filmmaking debut "All Too Well: The Short Film" Review [ENG/ESP]
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On the occasion of the release of RED (Taylor's Version), singer and songwriter Taylor Swift surprised not only her fans but also many music and film fans by revealing the premiere of a short film written and directed by herself inspired by her song All Too Well, which in turn is based on real experiences lived by the singer in her early adulthood.
Starring Sadie Sink, also known for her role in Stranger Things, and actor Dylan O'Brien, the star of the famous Maze Runner trilogy, both actors star in an unhealthy romance with many ups and downs and a significant age difference in which Taylor seeks to bring back to life one of the moments in her life that would inspire some of her greatest successes, her past controversial relationship with actor Jake Gyllenhaal.
The short film has a running time of 14 minutes (including credits to those who participated in its making) in which he seeks to tell the story mostly through the 10-minute version of his song "All Too Well" and the occasional dialogue at the beginning and at the most crucial part of the production, with the short film mostly taking place in a warm, autumnal setting and then the ending many years after the relationship ended represented by winter was a nice touch to depict the hopeful, love-filled beginning of a romance that slowly deteriorates into a cold, painful environment. While I don't know to what extent the story could be adapted to a longer version, I enjoyed the final product so much that I wouldn't shy away from the likelihood of seeing a longer film (although it would probably lose all the fun).
It is the first time that the singer is involved in this way in a short film and it was a pleasantly charming result in which she manages to immerse us not only in the story but also in the music and I think she managed to combine both elements quite well to the point that I could not imagine watching this mini production without the musical accompaniment and in turn I could not imagine myself listening to the 10 minute version of this song without watching the whole short film. The performances of Sadie and Dylan feel well done but above all, the one who completely captivated my eyes was the actress Sadie Sink who gives life to the young version of Taylor, it was a total pleasure to see her acting plus she managed to completely hook me into the story and I certainly hope to see more works interpreted by her.
So yes, if you haven't seen "All Too Well: The Short Film" maybe you should give it a chance if they have any spare time. Thanks so much for reading! Any advice is more than welcome
Me alegra muchísimo ver un post sobre este corto, aunque no soy muy fan de Taylor Swift mi novia tenía muchísimo hype así que decidí darle una oportunidad… es una pieza maravillosa de cine y La versión extendida de All To Well es increíble, aunque no alinee con mis gustos musicales no tengo mas que admitir la gran cantidad de talento que Taylor desplegó en ese proyecto, respecto al corto: está hermosamente dirigido y la fotografía es genial, lo mismo puedo decir de las actuaciones.
Tampoco soy una gran fan de Taylor pero el hype de mis amigos por este corto me gano totalmente y decidí verlo y me fue imposible el no admitir que lo disfrute bastante, siento que Taylor tiene potencial para trabajar en más proyectos similares así que espero verla más involucrada en más cortos sobre su carrera, y en tanto al resultado final del cortometraje concuerdo totalmente contigo!
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