Rewind

One of the best things about this film is that it's so relatable. We all have those awkward moments when we wish we could change time. Or go back in time to make a wrong turn into a right turn in our lives. Especially when it comes to loves ones.

The quality of the film is excellent. The directing, acting and special effects are superb. The action from start to finish will have you sitting at the edge of your seat. The brilliance of the film lies in the different emotions from start to finish that is displayed in the characters, that in a certain instance, without giving anything away, brings you tears.

Great job!

I saw this at a film fest with a few friends of mine and I really liked it. It was the best of the films in the block. My only complaint is it was a short film and should be a feature film. The sound was really good and the effects were well done too. I loved everything about it. The writing, the cinematography, the characters and the strong performances. Furthermore, the exploration of family relationships adds depth to the narrative. The protagonist's desire to use time travel to reconnect with lost loved ones is relatable and tugs at heartstrings. The story beautifully captures both the joy and pain associated with familial connections.

A breathtaking cinematic experience, this film masterfully intertwines stunning visuals with a profoundly moving narrative. The direction is impeccable, guiding viewers through a story that is both innovative and deeply human. Its characters are intricately crafted, brought to life by a cast delivering performances of a lifetime. The plot, while exploring familiar themes, does so with a refreshing perspective that keeps you engaged from start to finish. The cinematography is a feast for the eyes, complementing the story's emotional depth. The soundtrack enhances the overall impact, making it an unforgettable experience. A true masterpiece that resonates long after the credits roll.

Rewind is a moving and thrilling short sci-fi film. The story keeps you on edge as the big brother, Rewind, (Jason Woods) time travels back and forth to save little brother, Jax, (Sage Mayer) who has run afoul of gangster, Whistler, (Johnny Alexander). Writer/Director Leo Lungaro squeezed every ounce of action and suspense into this 6 minute short film. Jason Woods as Rewind is suited to this genre. He carries the film on his broad shoulders with movie star aplomb. In a feature film, Mr. Woods would have had a stunt double, but that's not possible in shorts, yet he handles the physicality as well as the acting deftly.

Kudos to Leo Lungaro for delivering a well crafted short film.

Absolutely captivating, this film unfolds with relentless action, ensuring a rollercoaster of excitement that keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout. Beyond the adrenaline-pumping sequences, it delicately weaves a heart-wrenching yet profoundly meaningful message, making it a cinematic gem that demands attention. Kudos to the entire team for the masterful craftsmanship; each element seamlessly contributes to the overall brilliance. Eagerly anticipating future projects from this talented crew. Keep the brilliance coming!

Here's hoping that the creators turn this into an ongoing series, allowing fans to savor the magic over multiple installments.