Focusing on the breakdown of a relationship...
“Life of Significant Soil” is a look at the anatomy of a union as it follows Conor (Alexis Mouyiari) and Addison (Charlotte Bydwell) as they make their way through their failing relationship. When they realize they are trapped, they begin working together in an attempt to escape what seems like their last animosity-filled day together. What they soon come to accept is that they’ve gone through the exact same process again and again — from animosity to delusion, delusion to love, and back again. As they relive the entire arc of their relationship, they can’t help but feel the monotony is permanent.<br /><br />Making a film about a relationship going stale has its challenges. While the director must show deterioration and sadness, he must also provide a compelling reason for the viewer to care for Conor and Addison. Unfortunately, the actors never succeed in drawing us in. Another problem is conveying the monotony of going through routines day to day without making its depiction, itself, monotonous.<br /><br />Because of the film doesn’t benefit from the immediate recognition that star power provides, the writing and performances must be top notch to involve us. Director Michael Irish explores the numerous layers of dying passion as he tries to use this one microcosm to establish universal truths about the fading of love. Though the premise can be fascinating, it also makes for a melancholy tone that some viewers might find depressing. This is not the film for folks who’ve just undergone a painful break-up.<br /><br />Irish likes to linger on scenes, allowing us to read into what the characters are thinking or to emphasize their reactions. Because contemporary moviegoers have been conditioned to expect fast pacing, these scenes hurt rather than help the film. It’s almost as if Irish doesn’t trust his actors enough to convey what he wants and holds shots longer as a visual punctuation to make sure we “get it.”<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the unrated, widescreen DVD release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Conor and Addison trudge through their failing relationship as they realize suddenly that they are trapped. Working together in an attempt to escape what seems like their last day together, they realize just how much animosity they have for one another. Of course, they've done this time and time again: the animosity turns into delusion, which then of course turns back into love, which then of course turns back into animosity. As they exist in this microcosm, as they relive the entire arc of their relationship in a smaller cycle, they can't help but feel like the monotony is permanent. But, something has to give. Life of Significant Soil explores the layers of a dying love, attempts to uncover the arcs of every relationship, and mystifies ladybugs arbitrarily..