ImmersiveAmbientModecolor: #bb9a71 (color 2)
Video Format : 22 (720p) openh264 ( https://github.com/cisco/openh264) mp4a.40.2 | 44100Hz
Audio Format: Opus - Normalized audio
PokeTubeEncryptID: 146f12539e289c314daa666dede93742a8b594b561e417415ee3ea5836700b76045552cac6f16fd0e9a3e1e8e777265e
Proxy : eu-proxy.poketube.fun - refresh the page to change the proxy location
Date : 1716401930575 - unknown on Apple WebKit
Mystery text : azF2Q3JzWjgwTTQgaSAgbG92ICB1IGV1LXByb3h5LnBva2V0dWJlLmZ1bg==
143 : true
16,976,206 Views ⢠Dec 21, 2019 ⢠Click to toggle off description
www.TheNeighborsWindow.com
www.marshallcurry.com (Marshall Curry's other films)
NOTE: There are quiet scenes that work much better with headphones if you watch on a computer.
"Packs a powerful emotional punch... A model of economical storytelling." -The Daily Beast
"A delicate tale in which envy bleeds into empathy.... Unexpected and moving." -Filmmaker Magazine
Written, directed & edited by: Marshall Curry
Starring: Maria Dizzia, Greg Keller, and Juliana Canfield
Produced by: Jonathan Olson & Julia Kennelly
Executive Produced by: Elizabeth Martin
Director of Photography: Wolfgang Held
Music by: James Baxter & The National
This fictional film was inspired by a true story, told by Diane Weipert on Love + Radio's "The Living Room," produced by Briana Breen and Brendan Baker. You can hear the original story here: www.loveandradio.org
Views : 16,976,206
Genre: Film & Animation
Date of upload: Dec 21, 2019 ^^
Rating : 4.946 (7,580/558,463 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2022-04-09T16:01:48.39213Z
See in json
YouTube Comments - 15,284 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
While one couple were missing their youth, the other were dreaming of their future.
This really moved me.
21K |
Dude that was ⌠insane. The message here. They were jealous of the young couple as they were getting older, seeing grey hair, so busy, yet the young couple was watching them jealous of what they have. A family, kids, laughter etc. itâs like a way of saying donât take what you have for granted and appreciate what you have. Absolutely ⌠goosebumping masterpiece that was
3.2K |
I think it's beautiful the neighbour cared so much to comfort the younger woman, even though it was awkward. I was in a public park near a beach in Australia alone hours away from my home at the time when I got a phone call that my Mum died. I fell to the ground sobbing and people just stared at me like I was weird - no-one cared, they were most likely judging me. Even a kind word from a stranger would've been comforting.
2.5K |
The actual reason for unhappiness is not not getting what you want but forgetting what you already have
43K |
she was missing the past, while the young girl was missing the future
5K |
Some short films will say so much more than three hour epic sagas. This was amazing.
1.1K |
We always feel that happiness is somewhere else, when, if we only could see ourselves from a different set of eyes, we would realize it's already in our hands. Beautiful story.
709 |
âPeople are the best show in the world. And you donât even pay for the ticket.â - Charles Bukowski
13K |
âThe grass isnt greener in the other side, itâs greener where you water it.â
7.1K |
Sad part is this is happening everyday the difference now is its not a window but social media. So invested in someone elseâs life you forget to cherish and love yours
106 |
As a 43 yo single man, I'd give anything to have a family like yours. Little ones yelling "daddy!" when you get home. Your wife giving you a kiss telling you to wash up because the dinner will be ready soon. I'd quit my 6 figure job working 50-60 hours a week to something that only requires 40 hours, even for less pay, so I can spend more time with my family. I feel like I missed my chance. I missed young lovers getting married and starting a family. I don't know what happened. In the blink of an eye, my 40s came. In the blink of an eye, I may hit 50 and on. Be grateful for what you have. You may think it's mundane, but to many, it's an incredible gift that they'll never experience.
117 |
They didn't realize the inside of their window was just as beautiful.
17K |
All I can think is there are a lot of talented actors, producers, writers, directors, camera people, who are doing brilliant, creative work and we are stuck with 9 versions of the Fast and Furious
7.6K |
Edit: I'd also like to point out that they were trying to conceive a child before he passed away. It wasn't that they didn't have any of the same cares and worries as the older couple. They were trying to do it before time ran out đđđ The older couple was jealous of the younger couple "living life to the fullest" not realizing that the husband's days were few. What a lesson in appreciating the time we have. đđł
124 |
This was beautiful Marshall. Thank you so much. As a recent cancer survivor, this had me bawling my eyes out, as it so accurately portrays how you can go from very healthy and happy to a sudden serious diagnosis. I, fortunately, am now cancer-free. But it has left me with the realization that we have to enjoy our lives every minute.
197 |
she was missing youth, while the young girl dreamed for a future with her husband.
3.8K |
social media has become our âneighbors windowsâ.
13K |
This is the perfect example of not knowing what other people are going through. The couple with kids, especially the woman, was so damn critical and jealous of the couple who seemed carefree and had no idea that maybe the neighbors secretly suffered from not being able to have kids (which I thought was going to be revealed) and they were doing what gave them joy even if it looked selfish. Great short film that went straight to the point. Don't judge so harshly, you never know what others may be going through!
177 |
This short film tells the human story so well. Enjoy what you have, whatever stage of life youâre at and never ever be jealous of others. Beautiful story with huge meaning bravo đ
86 |
@clumsypixels2669
2 years ago
"you are comparing your insides to someone else's outside" - my therapist
22K |