"There is the pining, the idea of soulmates, the idea that there are these two really competent, really smart, really powerful people who are very alone and very isolated for different reasons and can kind of only understand each other."
Bobo, a white girl on a farm in Africa, questions her mother about racial attitudes, prompting a reflection on identity and privilege amidst the chaotic backdrop of childhood. The film, directed and starred by Embeth Davidtz, captures the struggles of family dynamics in a world overshadowed by an ever-present sense of danger and instability, often portrayed through Bobo's eyes as she navigates fear and joy in a challenging environment.
"Sort of digital horror, he had. With lights... I sort of fell in love with the way his hair fell," Rose says, before adding: "You have different hair."
The Twister Diorama captures the essence of the film's thrilling storm chasing and includes recognizable elements like the motorized tornado and iconic minifigures.
I certainly knew we had struck a nerve. Almost from day one, we've been contacted about a reality show, about a movie, about a documentary, just constantly.