The Final Doubt

From the beginning till the end this short film brought the pain into my perspective. I loved the storyline. I enjoyed the script. I also enjoyed the dark vibe to the story. The actors brought in good facial expressions, and the lighting to the film, made it work for the storyline. I really look forward to all your future work that you have planned and can't wait to see, what more you decide to bring on the thriller side. I am rating this film 10 out of 10 due to the direction of the story, the actors, the vision, the scene switching, and the element. Overall, I would recommend this short film accordingly.

Its hard to write about a film that gave me a big emotional sucker punch, but I cant deny the beauty in the way the film tugs on your heart strings and grows compassion for those that are struggling. I have never been one to struggle with any kind of drug, but I can for sure identify with someone who feels like disappearing is better for the loved ones in your life, when we dont feel like enough. The length of the film was also perfect the type of moment it was trying to capture. Even with this film being a little shorter and uploaded on ig reels would go viral quickly. Mental health is the priority we are seeing today in the world and everyone needs healing.

Well conceived short project with good performances. The film does a good job of capturing your attention - you spend the first half questioning what exactly is going on between the two main characters. Felt like they were both manipulating the other, but wasn't sure how or why. There were a few over-the-top images that I didn't feel were completely necessary in the second half, but the interaction between the characters was believable and Srivastava's physical presence lent an additional layer of seduction to his role.