I was in a short film that was programmed with 'Breathing Happy' at Chattanooga Film Festival, Filmquest, and Lausanne Underground Film & Music Festival and I finally had a chance to watch this on Hoopla.
This is a deeply personal film that touches on the generational curse of alcoholism and how hard that is to break and the destruction left behind.
There is a tremendous amount of skill going on here and I loved the manic cinematography/lighting/editing as the now sober lead character no longer has anything to numb his possible ADHD/schizophrenic tendencies.
This is everything I love about indie film!
This is a deeply personal film that touches on the generational curse of alcoholism and how hard that is to break and the destruction left behind.
There is a tremendous amount of skill going on here and I loved the manic cinematography/lighting/editing as the now sober lead character no longer has anything to numb his possible ADHD/schizophrenic tendencies.
This is everything I love about indie film!