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Directed by Roth Rind with meticulous attention to detail, this 2024 release captures the essence of human vulnerability in its rawest and most poignant form.
— Steven Cuoco

‘Farewell’ is a profoundly moving short film that explores the complex emotional terrain of loss, memory, betrayal, and the finality of parting. Directed by Roth Rind with meticulous attention to detail, this 2024 release captures the essence of human vulnerability in its rawest and most poignant form.

Rind’s skillful use of visual metaphors and subtle symbolism enriches the film’s thematic depth. The interplay between light and shadow, the contrast of silence and sound, and the careful composition contributed to a cinematic language that speaks powerfully without the need for excessive dialogue.

The film's main character, Natalie, portrayed by Shélah Larson, is brought to life through a restrained yet deeply moving performance. Larson’s ability to convey profound emotion with minimal dialogue speaks to her remarkable craft. Rind orchestrates the narrative ensuring that every element works harmoniously, amplifying the film’s emotional impact.

In short, I found Farewell to be compelling and emotional.

By Steven Cuoco - Power 98.5