Synopsis
"Reflections" tells the story of Clara, a 50-year-old woman trying to escape the shadows of a humiliation that has haunted her since childhood. Through a journey that moves from serene, liberating nature to the tension-filled family home, and finally to a small town that whispers and judges, Clara confronts the various prisons the world has imposed on her.
What began as a small-town incident, observed and commented on by neighbors, now reemerges as a grotesque spectacle broadcast on national television. In a program that turns her shame into entertainment, Clara finds herself trapped in an even larger prison: the gaze of an entire country, consuming and amplifying her humiliation without mercy. Nature, silent and protective, remains the only refuge in a life shaped by words, mockery, and the weight of public disgrace. As the echoes of her past resonate in the present, Clara must confront a fundamental question: Can she free herself from the reflections of her own shame?
Our Review
Cesar Sanchis’ Reflections is a moving story that explores themes of trauma, shame, and healing. It uses strong visuals and emotions to connect the audience with Clara's struggles. However, some scenes of prolonged humiliation might feel too intense for viewers and could take away from the ending's impact. Adjusting the pacing and emotional balance could make the story even stronger. Overall, it’s a powerful and well-crafted narrative.
Credits
Cesar Sanchis Romero Writer
Specifications
Project Title (Original Language):
Reflejos
Project Type:
Short Script
Genres:
Psychological Drama, Social Satire
Number of Pages:
10
Country of Origin:
Spain
Language:
English
First-time Screenwriter:
No
Student Project:
No
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