A 26-minute interrogation of masculinity through the lens of crying — Sally Potter doesn't miss.
Direction
Potter's radical simplicity — just faces, tears, silence.
Editing
Jarring cuts between stoicism and breakdowns.
Director
Sally Potter
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Made during Thatcher's Britain, this quietly subverts the era's stiff-upper-lip mythology.
Potter shot this between Orlando drafts; she called it 'clearing her throat for bigger things.'
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