ABIGAIL FALLS

Cinemavixion Review

Erica Dunton's "Abigail Falls" offers a poignant exploration of youthful relationships and mental health, captured with an intimate, modern sensibility. The film adeptly portrays the complexities of navigating love and friendship, particularly through the lens of Abbey's thoughtful approach to her relationship with the vibrant, bipolar Jude. Set against the contrasting backdrops of New York City and North Carolina's mountains, the narrative unfolds with a raw authenticity, enhanced by its unique iPhone cinematography. This approach imbues the story with a sense of immediacy, reflecting the way young people often document and experience their lives. While the film may not boast major accolades, its sensitive direction and compelling performances, particularly from Jazzy De Lisser and Taylor Kowalski, make it a noteworthy commentary on connection and self-discovery in the digital age.