Solid Rock Trust

Yo, check it: Solid Rock Trust ain't just another flick-it's a solo star in its own league! I could spill the beans, but nah, that'd spoil the gig. This indie gem screams "brilliance" on a low budget vibe, and Rick Ives? Man, he's hit the jackpot with his debut joint (hard to believe, right?). Picture this: a slick heist drama loaded with mad cleverness, and Koko Marshall? Straight up, dialect genius delivering pure tension vibes! The editing? Smooth and quick, packed with all them unexpected twists and turns you'd crave in this genre. Keeping that pressure cooker boiling in one spot takes skill, but yo, he nails it where others trip. I'm hyped to peep his next move-dude's got serious talent!

"Rock Solid Trust" is a vivid and excellent film that is driven by a powerhouse performance by Koko Marshall. I admire how fast she thinks under pressure. How poised she is in the face of adversity. Although limited to one location, the pacing of this thriller keeps the viewer engrossed in the story. The camerawork, the editing, the score - all work seamlessly to keep the film moving quickly. The director of this film - Rick Ives - has crafted a suspenseful and entertaining heist thriller. Most impressive is Rick's ability to provide a fresh perspective and develop an original story in a popular genre of filmmaking. I highly recommend this film.

Solid Rock Trust is a fast paced thrill ride with twists and turns that are set largely in one location and mostly with only one actor. Now I know you're thinking, how can a movie be fast paced and full of twists and turns if it involves one actor in one location? It's a combination of great writing, great acting and great camera work. Writer/Director Rick Ives does an excellent job and Dakota Curtis' camera work is on point but it's actress KoKo Marshall that holds your attention. She did a great job speaking all the different accents and dialect not to mention the humanity and empathy her character shows. KoKo is one to watch for in the future. Solid Rock Trust is a rock solid indie movie!

Really engrossing and well done. Setting a movie in one place can become monotonous and tedious in other hands, but not in this case. I was hooked early on and kept at the edge of my seat. Koko Marshall was enthralling and very watchable. Not only did she hold my attention, but I empathized with her, not always easy to accomplish, and the actress let me see the character's humanity. The camera work of Dakota Curtis was interesting, unusual, and made the film much more watchable. It's a great tale full of twists and turns that kept us guessing. Kudos to the director, Rick Ives, for a great job.

From the moment this film began it drew me in. Koko Marshall was really believable. She never went too far. In a film where, for the most part, she is the only person on screen, that is quite a feat. The story was compelling and kept me guessing. The characters were alive and full. The back and forth with each of them kept me on a ride wondering who was going to crack first! Rick Ives did a wonderful job writing this and was the only person who could have directed it. He took me down a rabbit hole of intrigue and adventure. I was always on the edge of my seat wondering how all of this was going to connect. This film is full of surprises and a surprise ending.

Bravo!