Perfect Days
An exercise in nostalgia (the music choices, the archaic technology) or the quiet nobility of taking satisfaction from doing ones job in society to then appreciate life's small pleasures? I sided on the latter but can see that some may be less taken with the longueurs and reveries of days and weekends seemingly on repeat. The little details - a nod to Highsmith's Eleven, a game of noughts and crosses, a cassette slipped in a bag have their own little payoffs and it's a hard heart that isn't taken with <PERSON> staring into the sun at the end with <PERSON> singing Feeling Good, a picture of happy melancholy. 480