NURSERY RHYMES

 Directed by Tom Noakes

Written by Will Goodfellow

Produced by Lucy Gaffy, Morgan Benson-Taylor & Will Goodfellow

Executive Producers Adrian Shapiro & Tim Bullock

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wLS_JmpL_70

PERSONAL RESPONSE

I thought of  the shirtless guy was crazy at first then the explanation is so sad and a lot accident around him so I get that why singing feels like his sacred and because his shirtless his  shivering but I got to know his shirtless because of the child 

   I would say it didn’t engage me in the beginning because of the shirtless guy singing because I thought he was mad and when they men were coming close to him I thought they would have killed or hit him with the metal

   The guy singing is in shock as if  he was drugged out  of the van who is responsible for the accident  so out of shock ... his   distracted by the child cry swerved last minute into path of overturned car ... to avoid cows ... knows he caused death and the woman has him singing to help him deal with his  withdrawal from reality as response to the trauma he has caused by the accident  

  CHARACTERS AND PERFORMANCES

 We should be good at all time when we are in situations but try to help other he gave his shirt to the little because the child was cold but for and about how he will even been shirtless but he did

   I couldn’t even tell that was an accident I just assumed the shirtless guy was mad the unexpected twist was me finding out that an accident occurred right beside the man 

   

This shows tell you the reason why the guy was shirtless and singing because he shivering in the cold so it take he attention some where else because he already given his shirt out 

Sound and Music

The "old MacDonald” is a song I a child like song so because of the shock made  him act like a child

  The song talk about the things happen of on the road with the movement of sound and camera 

    The nursery rhyme loop stays in your head—resonating long after viewing.

Overall Impact 

 If you expect a five‑minute shocker, it delivers and then some.

The strength and weakness this with the emotional feeling and the view of the audience 

Weakness this makes you take some part of the feelings of the accident 

  Definitely for fans of finely put together story shorts. It's an introduction to what you may achieve in five minutes.

  Yes, the nursery rhyme conversion and emotional twist keep long besides the credits.

  Final Thought

"Nursery Rhymes" is an excellent example of compact filmmaking—a single shot, one performer, a single nursery rhyme, but a multilayered emotional trip. It appears easy at first, but soon becomes incredibly effective. Highly recommended and memorable.

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