Synopsis/Details
At the twilight of the 19th century, New Yorkers Herbert and Margaret Jaffe request the services of Michael Houtman, a renown photographer, for a family portrait with their daughter, Linda. As he sets up his equipment, Michael talks with Linda and she reveals that she fell on the ice a few months ago and was left paralyzed and confined to a wheelchair. She expresses her hopes to continue with her dreams in spite of her condition and increasingly fragile health. However, this morning she feels better than she has in a long time, but is still not wanting to have her picture taken. He convinces her to let him take her picture, but this is no ordinary portrait and he is no ordinary photographer.
Story & Logistics
Story Conclusion:
Surprise Twist
Linear Structure:
Linear
Moral Affections:
Innocence
Locations:
Single
Special Effects:
Minor cgi, Other post processing effects
Characters
Lead Role Ages:
Female Middle Aged, Female Young Adult, Male Adult, Male Middle Aged, Male Young Adult, Male over 45
Hero Type:
Ordinary
Advanced
Equality & Diversity:
Disability Focused
Time Period:
Machine Age (1880–1945)
Country:
United States of America (USA)
Time of Year:
Spring
Illness Topics:
Physical
