Respect

Name: Respect
Genre: Drama
Duration: 1 h 16 min
Rating: 3.9
Cast: Judith Jacob, Milena Barbosa, Robert Phillips

2020
1h 16min

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3,9/10

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Judith Jacob, Milena Barbosa, and Sharan Atwal in Respect (2020)

Drama

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9jude_spooner

Compelling emotional drama with a strong female cast.

Brilliant drama with a powerful message. Compelling emotional drama with a strong female cast.

aapple2001

Did not engage me at all.

The stated budget is $30,000 and it shows.

The movie looks and sounds like a student film from the first year class.

I could not get further than the first 6 1/2 minutes.

Wooden acting, poor audio, contrived blocking, undisciplined editing and amateur camera work.

Maybe it improves after 6 1/2 minutes but I was not hanging around to find out.

10rjavarley

An Important Watch

An excellent indie film, following the interweaving lives of families in the UK. Tackling real situations in proper depth and relating them back to faith in an accessible way (not simply a religious way). Some excellent acting and script work, paired with vision and natural, unpretentious cinematography.