Four Weeks in June

About This Movie

Four Weeks in June offers a nuanced exploration of friendship and hidden truths through the lens of two very different women. Sandra, fresh out of a rocky past, finds herself in a rather unexpectedly profound relationship with her elderly neighbor Lilly. The film's pacing is slow, almost contemplative, allowing the audience to really soak in the atmosphere of this small town and the complexity of their bond. There's a rawness to the performances that feels authentic, particularly how Lilly's secrets unravel, casting shadows on their friendship. It’s not flashy but has this quiet intensity that lingers. The practical effects here are minimal, yet effective in conveying the emotional weight of their lives. Definitely a character-driven piece that resonates on various levels.

Character-driven narrative · Themes of friendship and deception · Slow pacing allows for deep character exploration