Boy A is a film with a recurring theme of self-reinvention, told from the perspective of a fragile man who is released from a juvenile detention center after a lengthy term served for child murder. Utilizing various cold tones of ink, I chose to present the movie's mood in what seems to be, initially, an abstraction of colored droplets. They later formulate into a shadow and linger behind the figure of a distant man, representative of the lead character and his hidden past that eventually catches up to him regardless of his efforts to escape.
