Convection

About This Movie

So, 'Convection' is really an interesting piece. It has this almost nostalgic vibe, you know? Frances, at 70, really embodies a kind of resilience that’s refreshing. The pacing is gentle, kind of like the slow baking of cookies, which ties into the whole cottage business angle. The atmosphere feels warm but there's an underlying tension with the past that lingers. Seems like not everyone is ecstatic about her new venture, which adds depth. Performances are solid; you can feel Frances' struggle and hope. Practical effects aren’t flashy, but they ground the story in reality. It’s a nice exploration of starting over, wrapped in the complexities of memory and moving forward.

Focus on character-driven storytelling. · The tension between past and present is palpable. · Look for subtle performances that enhance the narrative.