So Faraway and Blue

About This Movie

So Faraway and Blue offers a haunting glimpse into the life of Julie, a lonely teen navigating the complexities of her own existence. The vacant pool where she resides becomes a metaphor for her emotional emptiness and longing. Roy Cross's direction is intimate and raw, capturing both the stark beauty of Montreal's urban landscape and the delicate nuances of human connection. The pacing is reflective, allowing viewers to linger on Julie's observations and the fragmented relationships around her. The performances, especially from the leads, carry a genuine weight. Themes of abandonment, love, and the search for identity permeate the narrative. It’s the kind of film that lingers in your mind, the atmosphere thick with unfulfilled desire and quiet introspection.

Captivating portrayal of teenage loneliness · Unique setting in a vacant swimming pool · Explores complex relationships with subtlety