Timelights

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Watched this one a long long time ago but loved how every situation can be seen from a completely different perspective.

Also threw some light on how you can choose the mood you approach a situation with. Who knows, you might just turn a tragedy into a comedy (or vice versa!)

This Valentine's Day, here's sharing our love for movies with a set of movie posters we've made of some of our favourite films.

SPOILER ALERT:
Explaining the details of the poster as we share what we liked about the film, spoilers may be expected - so if you read on, you're to blame.

Now coming to Labor Day - Recommended by a favourite uncle, this movie features a cast that's done an amazing job, but what stood out for me most was the pacing of the film: like a meal slow cooked on a flame that heightens to bring out that burst of flavour.

Which is why the peach pie. While it does come up as a catalyst to take the story forward at one of the most critical points in the story, I also like the idea of using peach to represent the soft, sweet, fragrant nuances of love, passion, and friendship. Not just between a couple but also a mother and growing child.

To summarise: An unusual plot with a bittersweet ending...the roller coaster of emotions, like the tingling taste of a warm peach pie, is what lingers on!