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Spackle

A heartfelt tale about a bruised mother/son relationship.
3/5

Review

Written and directed by Dean C. Dusharme, ‘Spackle’ is a short drama film that explores the emotional disconnection between a son and his mother. Zachary Geiger leads the cast as Dustin, a melancholic single child whose relationship with his mother deteriorated since his father’s absence. Kaili Vernoff co-stars as Marianne – Dustin’s mother. James J. Williams completes the cast as an eccentric street artist whom Dustin befriends. The short delves into themes of mental health, guilt, motherhood, illness and hope.

The 14-minute film opens with a snapshot of the mother and son’s distant relationship – like ships passing in the night. During Dustin’s crack-filling work in the neighborhood, an outlandish street artist offers him a repair job at his home – leading to an unraveling of creative expression. Without spoiling the succeeding narrative, a personal setback concerning his mother incites a heartfelt reconciliation.

With adept cinematography by Brian Ellis, and stellar acting delivery all round, ‘Spackle’ is a sturdy production that deserves praise and acclaim. Under Dusharme’s direction, the narrative is neatly structured with earnest poignancy that will warm the hearts of the audience. Zachary Geiger, a promising young actor to keep an eye on, gives a remarkable portrayal that will ensure engagement is maintained throughout. A charming drama that shouldn’t be overlooked.

Brief Synopsis

The relationship between Marianne and her son, Dustin, has eroded over the years. Their small, fractured family unit is slowly rebuilt once Dustin receives some upsetting news and befriends an old street artist.
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Director(s): Dean C. Dusharme
Writer(s): Dean C. Dusharme
Cast: James J. Williams, Kaili Vernoff, Zachary Geiger
Producer(s): Aaron J. Liebowitz, Dean C. Dusharme
Director of Photography: Obrian Ellis
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Spackle

A heartfelt tale about a bruised mother/son relationship.
3/5

Review

Written and directed by Dean C. Dusharme, ‘Spackle’ is a short drama film that explores the emotional disconnection between a son and his mother. Zachary Geiger leads the cast as Dustin, a melancholic single child whose relationship with his mother deteriorated since his father’s absence. Kaili Vernoff co-stars as Marianne – Dustin’s mother. James J. Williams completes the cast as an eccentric street artist whom Dustin befriends. The short delves into themes of mental health, guilt, motherhood, illness and hope.

The 14-minute film opens with a snapshot of the mother and son’s distant relationship – like ships passing in the night. During Dustin’s crack-filling work in the neighborhood, an outlandish street artist offers him a repair job at his home – leading to an unraveling of creative expression. Without spoiling the succeeding narrative, a personal setback concerning his mother incites a heartfelt reconciliation.

With adept cinematography by Brian Ellis, and stellar acting delivery all round, ‘Spackle’ is a sturdy production that deserves praise and acclaim. Under Dusharme’s direction, the narrative is neatly structured with earnest poignancy that will warm the hearts of the audience. Zachary Geiger, a promising young actor to keep an eye on, gives a remarkable portrayal that will ensure engagement is maintained throughout. A charming drama that shouldn’t be overlooked.

Brief Synopsis

The relationship between Marianne and her son, Dustin, has eroded over the years. Their small, fractured family unit is slowly rebuilt once Dustin receives some upsetting news and befriends an old street artist.
Spackle Short Film

Credits

Director(s): Dean C. Dusharme
Writer(s): Dean C. Dusharme
Cast: James J. Williams, Kaili Vernoff, Zachary Geiger
Producer(s): Aaron J. Liebowitz, Dean C. Dusharme
Director of Photography: Obrian Ellis
Animation:

IMDb Page

Coming Soon

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