Goodbye, Hello

Rarely you come across a film like Goodbye, Hello that is told so effortlessly and simply that you know that the director has distilled all of his young life's experiences to tell this poignant tale of love, death and release. I would recommend this film to all filmmakers who are struggling with the limitations of any kind: the narrative of the film itself is Subversive and it's told with such intention and sincerity that the joyfulness of creation shine through. What does death mean to us, is it an absolute finality. Where do we go when we die. Such existential, essential queries are turned over the head to give us an experience that is nothing short of genius of story telling.