Confession

Okay so.. a couple of Cops have an interview with a suspected killer who turns out to be....well something more than just a regular suspect.

I did like the performance of the 'suspect', but most of the other acting jobs were not that great. And the movie wasn't really that great either.

3/10

"CONFESSION" is the thought-twisting independent feature film from the creative visual mind of Daniel C. Nyiri.

An amazing body of work, CONFESSION will propel audience members around the globe to look beyond the movie visuals and wrap their captivating focus on the story dialogue and characters.

Daniel C. Nyiri sunk his heart and soul into the making of CONFESSION and it shows. A fascinating story with countless artistic styles, well defined characters, realistic dialogue and a film to view time and time again.

Great job, DCN. You hit a home run. Keep up the fabulous filmmaking and never allow anyone to smother your creativity.

This low budget indie is well worth the watch. The concept and script really hold the viewer to the end.

The acting was fine and the quality was reminiscent of a 70's movie so it seemed a bit dated but that aside, it held my attention throughout. I just don't understand the end.

I have a Confession to make, (perhaps more of a guilty pleasure) I actually like this film.

Working with an anorexic budget of less than $25,000.00, there are moments where we are convinced that we are being served up a luxurious feast. Perhaps something of a miracle on the order of loaves and fishes. This instant cult classic defies any effort to pigeon hole it. "Confession" is a diamond in the rough that explores whether God allows all of the horror in the world to exist, or whether by exercising our free will, is it we. But what if it's more complicated than that? How much of God is in us and how much of us in God? And by the way, how do the detectives know who they're interviewing ... it's not like the supernatural carry id.

Clearly, this film has a point of view, but not all of the answers ... it is for the viewer to consider, discuss and finally come to our own conclusions.

"Confession" is a film to be savored, not gulped down like a Big-Mac. I fully suspect that the negative reviews posted here are from folks that were looking for a Happy Meal; but if you have an appetite for something a bit more sophisticated, substantial and, yes, a bit challenging, you could do worse than to invest 2 hours of your precious time with this film.