The 20-minute tale opens with Baird’s near-fatal drowning in the ocean – a stellar, albeit dramatic opening that sets up the ball-game nicely. Months later, during a house-party, Noah recounts his heroic act to his new girlfriend – which results in an unforeseen enragement from Baird. Ill-will continues, before Noah – with a heavy heart – confronts his friend about the growing resentment.
Based on his personal experience, Kevin Quinn (Writer/Director) has crafted an intriguing narrative that is scarcely explored. The “break-up” of a friendship is undoubtedly an emotional experience – which Cameron Burton flawlessly illustrates in his performance. Robert Ottaviano’s cold and reserved portrayal is equally well conveyed – a reaction that many viewers will have endured. Technically, the short is professionally constructed with blazing cinematography, sound and post-production. A worthy watch. Highly recommended.
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The 20-minute tale opens with Baird’s near-fatal drowning in the ocean – a stellar, albeit dramatic opening that sets up the ball-game nicely. Months later, during a house-party, Noah recounts his heroic act to his new girlfriend – which results in an unforeseen enragement from Baird. Ill-will continues, before Noah – with a heavy heart – confronts his friend about the growing resentment.
Based on his personal experience, Kevin Quinn (Writer/Director) has crafted an intriguing narrative that is scarcely explored. The “break-up” of a friendship is undoubtedly an emotional experience – which Cameron Burton flawlessly illustrates in his performance. Robert Ottaviano’s cold and reserved portrayal is equally well conveyed – a reaction that many viewers will have endured. Technically, the short is professionally constructed with blazing cinematography, sound and post-production. A worthy watch. Highly recommended.
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