Pink Wall

'Pink Wall' flits between six scenes that cover six years of the romance between the organised, borderline controlling Jenna (Tatiana Maslany, 'Orphan Black', 'Stronger'), who has a list of things they should do to keep the house running, and the easy-going, semi-slacker, Leon (Jay Duplass, 'Transparent', 'Search Party'), who is resentful of such a structured lifestyle. Jenna, a producer, met Leon, a photographer, at a party at which he was DJing, and the two quickly struck up a connection. Set over the course of their relationship in Wales, 'Pink Wall' explores how couples that were once devoted to each other can drift apart over time and how love is not always enough to ensure a successful, long-lasting relationship. This fragmented love (to love-no-more) story changes the aspect ratio for each of the six scenes to represent the passing of time and, ultimately, the end of the relationship as the audience watches as the love story between Jenna and Leon inevitably fades away.

'Pink Wall' is a film that zeroes in on turning points in Jenna and Leon's love story

in order to an intimate insight into both the construction and destruction of a relationship. It is the directorial debut of Tom Cullen, who is also responsible for the script.