Review Largo Film Awards

IMANY THINGS IN HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS SEEM STRANGE ANDALIEN. ALIEN IS A KEYWORD HERE, EXPLORED BY NATALIE MACMAHON IN A VERY INSPIRED AND CREATIVE WAY. THERE IS NOTHING MORE STRANGE THAN FINDING LOVE WHERE IT WASN’T BEFORE OR SEEING IT FADE AND DISAPPEAR KNOWING HOW DEEP IT WAS IN THE BEGINNING.FROM COMPLETE HAPPINESS TO UTTER DESPAIR, "A UNIVERSAL LOVE STORY" REFLECTS ON THE WAY THESE SITUATIONS DEVELOP IN A FICTIONAL SETTING STILL BEING DEVELOPED: THE FUTURE AND ITS AESTHETICS, HERE SEEN IN A VERY POSITIVE LIGHT. "A UNIVERSAL LOVE STORY" IS DIFFERENT, IS ALIVE AND IS FILLED WITH HOPE. ROMANCE CAN DEVELOP ANYWHERE, AND THE BEAUTIFUL FUTURE DEVELOPED IN THE MIND OF MACMAHON SEEMS TO BE BRIGHT, SOCIAL AND POSITIVE, THREE THINGS WE SHOULD WORK HARD TO ACHIEVE BY THEN.

I chose Esperanto as the main language for this film, because it helps the idea of creating something universal in an unknown future, spreading love around the world and making people communicate with each other again. And who knows maybe in the future

Esperanto will take over the world! I think it’s a beautiful language with a lot of potential.