'On Falling' is a poignant portrayal of Aurora, a Portuguese stock picker in Scotland who is treated like data by her employers. Directed by Laura Carreira, the film highlights the emotional toll of monotonous work and the isolation that accompanies it. Aurora's struggle is compounded by personal challenges, including financial stress and the soul-crushing nature of her job. Yet, amidst her loneliness, there are fleeting moments of potential connection that underline her deep yearning for intimacy and understanding. The film serves as a harrowing commentary on the human cost of convenience in modern society.
In the film, it becomes clear that Aurora, the Portuguese stock picker working in Scotland, is reduced to mere data in the eyes of her employers.
This English-language feature debut from Laura Carreira not only highlights the soul-crushing reality of modern work but also emphasizes Aurora's deep yearning for human connection.
The film contrasts the mechanical and depersonalized nature of Aurora's job with her emotional struggles, ultimately showcasing her painful isolation amidst the grind of daily life.
Poignant moments capture Aurora's desire for intimacy, contrasting her loneliness with fleeting physical interactions that reveal her yearning for deeper human relationships.
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