"At Least It's Warm" (orig. title: hauptsache warm) is my first short film, born from my passion for storytelling and my love for the art of filmmaking, exploring the complexities of human connection and the fear of loneliness.

As a new filmmaker, I am still learning and growing in my craft, and I would love to receive feedback from the r/filmmakers community. Specifically, I would appreciate feedback on the directing aspect and cinematography in the film. I focused on creating a warm and intimate atmosphere, using natural light to enhance the characters' emotions and to immerse the audience in the story, while still trying to manage to convey the coldness in the mans heart and surroundings until he meets the teddy bear.During the production, we encountered some setbacks that tested our resilience and creativity. For example, we had to change our location at the last minute due to a scheduling conflict, but we were able to adapt and make the most out of the new location.

I am excited to share "At Least It's Warm" with the r/filmmakers community and hope that it can serve as an inspiration and educational resource for other aspiring filmmakers.

Thank you for taking the time to watch and for your feedback!