Spaces

About This Movie

Spaces is an intriguing little drama that captures the quiet complexities of a night shift in an Edinburgh car park. The atmosphere is thick and almost claustrophobic, which works well with the interactions between the characters. You’ve got this older colleague, burdened by his past, who brings a kind of weight to the film. Then there’s this bright young girl, using the stark emptiness of the car park as her stage for violin practice—her energy contrasts beautifully with the surroundings. And let’s not forget the young homeless boy, whose presence adds layers of poignancy. The pacing meanders, allowing subtle moments to breathe, and the performances feel raw and authentic, making it a distinctive piece that lingers in your mind long after the credits.

Edinburgh car park setting · Explores themes of connection and isolation · Character-driven narrative with strong performances