Late Afternoon

It's certainly effective, both in its deceptively simple style and the way it situates us in this poor woman's p.o.v.

Late Afternoon is a sweeping little nugget of feels.

Louise Bagnall's lyrical, emotionally stirring Irish entry Late Afternoon, beautifully rendered in fluid pastel watercolors, features an older woman diving deep into the well of memory to piece together fragments of a life she's forgotten.

Louise Bagnall's film is modest by design and somewhat simplistic, but its heart is in the right place.