"Over," is a short film directed by Jörn Threlfall, it is a gripping short film that explores themes of perception, tragedy, and the impact of human actions. Released in 2015, this 14-minute British film captivates audiences through its haunting narrative and skillful storytelling. This analysis aims to delve into the various elements of the film, including its narrative structure, visual style, and thematic depth. "Over" has a non-linear narrative structure that gradually unravels the mystery surrounding a tragic incident, but also build a strong intrigue with the viewer, as the non linear timeline builds tension and the viewer cannot take their eyes away, waiting for the key event of the film to be shown. The fragmented storytelling adds layers of suspense and intrigue, engaging the audience's curiosity and encouraging them to piece together the puzzle, whilst not making the viewer wait for so long that they lose interest. The restrained performances by the cast effectively convey the characters' internal struggles, regrets, and vulnerability. The restrained use of dialogue and the reliance on visual storytelling allow the audience to immerse themselves in the characters' experiences, evoking a strong emotional response.
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