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Still Wylde
Mensah Alexander. BFAE28009. Group 5
Still Wylde | A Short Film about The Ups and Downs of Pregnancy
Still Wylde is a short film that gives a clear understanding at how a couple handles unexpected pregnancy. The story follows a lady and her boyfriend
Sam as they react to the news of having a baby and what it means to their relationship.
Sam as they react to the news of having a baby and what it means to their relationship.
One of the best parts of the film is how simple and natural it feels. The way Gertie and Sam talk to each other is real and believable, showing their
fear and small moments of hope. The film doesn’t
rush, it lets their feelings come through in quiet moments.
Visually, the film is also simple. There are no big camera moves or fancy
shots. Instead, the focus stays on the little things Gertie’s changing
expressions, the small reactions between her and Sam. This choice makes
the film feel simple and true to everyday life.
Emotionally, Still Wylde is easy to connect with. Anyone who has gotten
surprising news or struggled with a tricky relationship will see themselves in
these characters.
The film doesn’t try too hard to be dramatic. But this quiet style can also
be a weakness. The story follows a path we’ve seen before, learning the
news, dealing with conflict, thinking things over, and finding a soft ending.
While done well, it doesn’t show much we haven’t seen in other films about
relationships and pregnancy. Some viewers might want more focus on
Sam’s side, or a look at how their story fits into a bigger world.
Also, because the film keeps things low key, it might not stand out to
people looking for big twists or high drama. Its power comes from being
small and real, but that also means it may feel forgettable next to more
ambitious short films.
Overall, Still Wylde is a sweet, touching film that shows how big changes
in life can happen in quiet moments and simple conversations. If you like
realistic stories about relationships and the messy feelings that come with
them, this short film is worth watching and leaves you thinking after it ends.
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