Bones and Names

About This Movie

Bones and Names is a slow-burn drama that dives into the quiet disintegration of a long-term relationship. Boris and Jonathan, played with subtlety and depth, navigate their separate worlds, each lost in their own pursuits. The film has this almost claustrophobic feel, highlighting how intimacy can fade into routine. The pacing is deliberate, allowing moments of silence to speak volumes. There's a rawness in their performances, especially in the way they communicate without words, which brings an authenticity that’s hard to shake off. The atmosphere is thick with unspoken tension, and it captures that sense of longing and resignation beautifully. It’s not flashy but rather a reflective exploration of connection and distance, which gives it a distinctive edge.

Slow-burn narrative style · Focus on character introspection · Subtle performances and atmospheric tension