Name: Nitana Talia
Student Number: A1B218091
Class: R-003
Creative Writing Practice - 4th Assignment
Name: Nitana Talia
Student Number: A1B218091
Class: R-003
Creative Writing Practice - 4th Assignment
Tres Metros Sobre el Cielo is a film directed by Luca
Lucini, based on the novel by Federico Moccia. It was released in cinemas in
Italy on 12 March 2004. This film tells the story of a man named Hache played
by Mario Casas and Babi played by MarĂa Valverde who have a quite complicated
relationship because they have very different backgrounds in life. I still
remember watching this film when I was in the 2nd grade of high school in 2016,
and I discovered this film 12 years after this film was released.
Tres Metros Sobre el Cielo or 3MSC, which means
"Three Steps Over Heaven", is a Spanish-language film so subtitles
are needed in English so that the audience can understand this film. However,
until now it is very difficult to find the subtitles for this film because this
film on various official sites is quite old. Besides that, in my opinion this
film is very focused on their fights and sexual life which is completely
monotonous so that I sometimes feel bored for certain scenes. The sound effect
used when Babi fights Daniela is exaggerated and does not match the movements
when they hit each other and the punches that are given don't look so real and
made up.
Another thing about this film that I really regret is
some moral messages that can be misinterpreted because this film shows that
Babi and Hache have promiscuity, fight, and leave their parents for their
relationship which is truly unhealthy or known as " Toxic Relationship
"until the end of the story without any stages or film elements. In simple
terms, the plot has several stages, starting from introduction, conflict,
complication (complexity), climax, breakdown, to completion. I feel that there
is no clear completion in the film, this is certainly a stepping stone for film
producers to make viewers curious and look forward to the second season of the
film.
Even so, I really enjoyed the film because there were
several moral messages that I could conclude and I also experienced a little
culture shock when I watched the film which seemed "free".