n this short amount of time, it takes only seconds for audiences to emotionally connect with the characters. This could be due to the subject matter. A couple is so in love they seem to only exist in each other's world. What's heartbreaking is that eventually, love isn't enough to keep them together. All the emotion comes through not only in the song, but in the visual aspects of the film. Kenny Fame's use of mesmerizing color. A mass of cool tones with sparks of heat. Collectively, these lighting aspects are stunning. The effects they add tie into the bigger story. Impeccably matching the song is a talent of the light. What's nice about the single attached with the film is that is sounds as if it belongs in a film. While this may seem obvious, the artful creation of both create a marvelous pair. Sometimes, when this balance is off in other occasions, the entire product can be thrown off. The harmonious language of the beautiful, powerful vocals and moving transitions of the song become tremendous. After the three minutes, there's a desire for more. And that's how you know you've seen a gorgeous film.