Walk by Edwin Mingard The simple description for Walk is 'a young woman leaves her friends and heads into the city at night'. I feel that this description is lackluster, I see a vivid short-film that personifies the city, the underground train station and also skyscrapers. It makes you look at things in a completely different way. The everyday clothing and ambient lighting makes the film even more relatable, the constant change of perspective gives a better outlook on what's happening. Although, it’s not always clear. Sometimes it's fairly confusing. The film follows a girl, she seems fairly anxious at a dinner party with friends so decides to leave. She ventures to the tube station which is closed meaning she has to walk her way home. She constantly questions 'what is this place?' a sort of metaphor for her travels and her life. She's questioning why she’s at that place in life. She’s talking to herself, this was really smart as it shows that s...