And interesting that they got the whole lighting thing wrong. It's not necessarily bright sunlight all night long
Well, it's not like they could do much about it. The neat thing about summer nights here is that it never gets completely dark, it's just twilight for a few hours. Further south, you'd have to shoot during the 10 minutes of twilight every day and it'd take weeks to get just one scene. But still, it's a pity.
Thanks for that link. I'm not entirely sure the plot works for me (There has never been a boyfriend who’s more of a wet lump of nothingness than Christian is pretty much spot on, he's not even an asshole worthy of revenge, just... boring) but I do like that it's about more than just Who Will Live And Who Will Die.
This article has a good rundown on how closely the movie sticks to actual midsummer traditions (not very).
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Date: 2019-07-14 05:45 pm (UTC)Well, it's not like they could do much about it. The neat thing about summer nights here is that it never gets completely dark, it's just twilight for a few hours. Further south, you'd have to shoot during the 10 minutes of twilight every day and it'd take weeks to get just one scene. But still, it's a pity.
Thanks for that link. I'm not entirely sure the plot works for me (There has never been a boyfriend who’s more of a wet lump of nothingness than Christian is pretty much spot on, he's not even an asshole worthy of revenge, just... boring) but I do like that it's about more than just Who Will Live And Who Will Die.
This article has a good rundown on how closely the movie sticks to actual midsummer traditions (not very).