Back to Life

Captivating and heartfelt, this new short film by a budding artist and actor is a remarkable display of talent. In just a short period, she masterfully weaves a poignant narrative filled with genuine emotions that resonate long after the credits roll. The storytelling is compelling, drawing viewers into the lives of the characters with authenticity and depth. Each scene is crafted with care, allowing the audience to connect with the characters on a profound level. The performances are nothing short of extraordinary, with the young artist showcasing a range of emotions that leave a lasting impression. Despite its brevity, the film manages to evoke emotions, tears, and everything in between, making it a truly unforgettable experience. With this debut, the young artist proves herself to be a force to be reckoned with in the world of cinema. I eagerly anticipate her future projects and the impact she will undoubtedly continue to make in the industry.

Acting 0, story 2 boring and predictable, war theme with a basic plot, nothing new nothing original nothing worth watching. Short movie but feels like 3h watching.

Reminds me of Spanish soups , tv shows over the top dramatic, unreal , amateur . Acting is so bad that it is painful to watch. Main protagonist awful, girl is more for strip club than acting, no style. As well her accent for which title should be played because she speaks confusing and unclear.

Only the idea of a film is ok, there are so many spaces , dots that needs to fluid with one another.

Ending so predictable. Message of the film is deep but not followed through it until end.

Zero creativity.