At The North East Corner of my Heart Review (short film)… there were smiles everywhere😅

Year: 2017
Genre: Faith, Romance
Cast: Aneesha Ummer, Bibin Mathai, Roshan Anand, Vishnu Vidhyadharan, Manoj M B, Sangeeth Soman
Director: Anup Narayanan
Writer: Anup Narayanan
Cinematographer: Prasad Yogi
Summary: Priya falls in love with her classmate George, a priest who can’t reciprocate the feeling

Overall Rating: Feast
If there were ever a movie with lots of smiles on EVERY character’s face, that would be At the North East Corner of my Heart (ATNECOMH) 😄
It was so cute and calming to see that much happiness. The story was so moving that Priya’s passionate love couldn’t be reciprocated
~Worth Watching~

Delicious
—‘If we selfishly possess something beautiful, then it’s not beautiful anymore’ hmm…Those were George’s words to Priya. ATNECOMH powerfully illustrated what selflessness is about and George was the guy who loved everything but desired nothing.
He lost grip of what he loved to receive God’s best.
Kinda made us wonder what true love is exactly about
—Wasn’t Priya just looking G.O.R.G.E.O.U.S.?? 😍 Her smile could lighten up a dark room
—The film was narrated in the simplest but most effective form that we were easily transported into the story
—The number of smiles in ATNECOMH was so amazing to see! Performance across actors was gentle and soothing
—The concept of the ‘northeast corner of our heart’ was intriguing to explore as we began to also think about which person we have in that deepest and most secret part of our heart

Bland
—The color grading didn’t quite emphasize the beauty of ATNECOMH; the purple color palette in some frames appeared unappealing

Questions of the day:
What do you do when your ‘heart of hearts’ yearns for someone you can’t have? Is it fair to marry someone else while your heart’s desire is not met? What do you think?