March 9th

About This Movie

So, March 9th is an intriguing piece. It’s shot entirely in one take, which gives it this raw, almost voyeuristic feel. You get these glimpses of a relationship that’s casual but layered with deceit – the tension is palpable. The focus is really on the bodies, their language, and the way they interact in that confined space. The director remains elusive, but you can feel a certain intimacy in the approach. It's not flashy, but it has this stark honesty about it. The pacing is deliberate, kind of forces you to sit with the discomfort and the awkwardness of the situation. It’s a unique study of intimacy and vulnerability, just two people navigating their connection amidst the chaos of honesty and lies.

One-take film that captures raw intimacy · Explores themes of casual relationships and deceit · Distinctive focus on body language and non-verbal cues