The 20-minute short film "come shine," directed by Slawomir Milewski, delves into the shadowy depths of cinema's underbelly. It echoes the atmospheric nuances of classic film-noir, creating a compelling narrative that is both unsettling and intriguing. This film intricately weaves together diverse elements: the grotesque realities of social commentary, the haunting beauty of William Blake's poem "The Tyger," the vibrant energy of flamenco performers, and the bizarre addition of a Smurf-like monster.
Milewski's visionary direction invites viewers into an altered reality where the familiar becomes distorted and the grotesque is exalted. "Come Shine" is more than just a film; it's a journey into darker corner of the human psyche, offering a surreal and boundary-pushing exploration that defies conventional storytelling.