There's no debate about the fact that internal health representation has long been overdue in cinema. While pictures have started smartening up in this regard, it's incredibly stimulating to see a story that dedicates itself to depicting how anxiety can affect a person, but with the right support and a little bit of courage, it's possible to live life you have always pictured of. Unlike utmost pictures about internal health that prefer to concentrate on the struggle itself, “ Jumping From High Places ” focuses on how Sole goes to the other side of it. And this is how the movie achieves this feat.
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Sole’s List And Her Attempts At Completing It
“ Jumping From High Places ” starts with Sole Santoro being the person you just don’t want to stand before in a line. She has trouble making up her mind about the ice cream flavor she wants and changes her order at least 20 times. Throughout the film, Sole breaks the fourth wall and addresses her followership. She lets us know that she has a generalized anxiety complaint, but she says she has been good for a time now as she has not had any fear attacks, and she's off her meds as well. Sole lost her stylish friend to an auto crash, an incident that still haunts her.
When she returns home, she comes to know that Massimo, who's her nonage crush as well as Emma’s family, is back in the city. He hands her a letter that Emma had left for her right before her death. Sole is worried about entering it because she hadn't seen the letter when she was helping Emma’s parents clean up her effects, which means that Massimo had designedly withheld it from her. She's figuring out how to deal with this new development in her life when she's invited to Lucia’s party that night, where she meets Leonardo, Miriam, Giulia, and Marta. Sole gets a little drunk and reveals that her anxiety has held her back in life, and she wants to do the effects on her list, the first of which includes getting a job. But luck shines, and on a coming day, she gets a job as a waitress at Betty’s eatery. At the same time, anxiety rears its unattractive head, and Sole is spooked off deforming it up, but with a little stimulant from her musketeers, she goes for it.
At no point has Lucia’s anxiety faded. It has just taken a backseat to let her live her life as she pleases. The coming day, she goes out with Massimo after they resolve their differences and spend a nice time together. Through her musketeers, Sole meets Danio, and they get on well together. They have a nice date on short sand, which Sole wants to leave incontinently as she doesn’t want to see a person take a high dive. nonetheless, both of them spend the rest of the day together, and when he's dropping her off, she spots Massimo with his ex-girlfriend Vittoria, which dislocations her. She talks about it with her therapist, who advises her to deal with the problem directly. Dr. Basile drops some gems of wisdom when he says that it's only her responsibility to communicate how she feels. Taking the cue, she talks to Massimo about it and comes to know that it was all of no consequence. Life moves on, and Sole is ticking off the effects from her list with some stimulants from her musketeers.
At one point, we come to know that the reason Emma and Sole fought was that the former handed her a ticket to Paris, asking her to come to visit. But Sole had noway been suitable to travel due to her anxiety, and she criticized Emma for leaving her alone in the city. Emma had yelled back that if Sole had a problem, she demanded to fight it rather than run-down from it. For her 25th birthday, Sole decides to go to Paris and spend it with Xavier. When she tells this to Massimo, he gets worried and nearly, blames Xavier for Emma’s death, but Sole encourages him to look past it. She kisses him, but Massimo withdraws, surprised. Sole takes it as a rejection and leaves incontinently.
The coming day, she leaves for Paris but has a fear attack at the field and is forced to return to Apulia. But Xavier arrived there, and they had a good talk about life. Her birthday is celebrated with all of her musketeers. After the party, Massimo comes and tells her that he doesn’t like her, but Sole realizes that her passion for him has changed. The following morning, the girls pick up Sole. Miriam discloses her struggles with alopecia and asks Sole to shave her head. That night, she participates in the Miss Bare contest, celebrating and accepting her beauty as it is.
‘ Jumping From High Places ’ Ending Explained Did Sole Complete All The effects In The List?
When Sole was unfit to leave for Paris, she was bothered that she had regressed, but Dr. Basile comforted her that mending is far from direct, and she should take these occasional interruptions with a pinch of the swab. Leaving for Paris was on her list, but when her musketeers asked her to come to Rome to live with them, she added it to her list and decided to take the plunge. When she informs her parents about her plan, her mama is veritably discouraged. It's a representation of how internal illness can frequently run in the family, as it looks like indeed her mama has anxiety, though it's most presumably undiagnosed. The last thing on Sole’s list is to find love. Which she does with Danio. He promises to come to Rome next so that they can be together. Sole leaves for Rome with Miriam, a little upset that she might make a mistake but smiling at the same time because it would still be okay.
Final Studies What workshop For the ‘ Jumping From High Places ’ Film?
“ Jumping From High Places ” is a crisp movie that paints a great picture of what dealing with anxiety daily can look like. We've always maintained that the devil is in the details, and we love just how well the nuances of the condition have been caught. This is Sole’s story throughout. It's shown easily that anxiety wasn't a commodity that she got over; it was just a commodity that she dealt with, one step at a time, and sought out the life she wanted. It was nice to see the movie take a sweeter route rather than just hyperactive- fastening on the smirch and the struggle. It’s a great watch and must be on everybody’s list. We hope it gets the hype it deserves because this movie is all that and a bag of chips. We love it and would want everyone to watch it as well.
“ Jumping From High Places ” is a 2022 Drama Romance film directed by Andrea Jublin