Up on the Glass

The script was intriguing and soul searching about class struggle and how it is difficult to overcome your past. The cinematography was beautiful. The way the shots were done really increased the beauty of the setting and enhanced the progress of the plot. The sound work was great especially since so much of the filming was outside. Each actor seemed to become their character. I heard that the writers/directors had only a $60,000 budget. If that's so this was a phenomenal work of script writing and film making.

Up on the Glass was Enjoyable, well acted Great performance by the actors Great script Very believable. Up on the Glass is a must watch ! 10/10

Great film! The slow burn of the fallout from the main character's decisions is mesmerizing and provocative - perhaps because dealing with feeling of isolation and floundering while stretching for missed potential are painful yet universal experiences. This film packages these really challenging themes into a story that is biting, thought-provoking, and rewarding all at once. Shout-out to Chase Fein for conveying Jack's emotions so poignantly through expression and action (Jack isn't a big talker). This film becomes all the more impressive knowing how the writer/director team built it on a shoestring budget. There are so many incisive details in the writing, scene-setting, and use of sound (the faucet!...you'll know what I mean once you watch it) that build the film to its dramatic finish.

This film is beyond bad. The storyline is ridiculous & I've seen better acting at a special kids school play.

AVOID at all costs, if you manage to watch the whole film without turning off or falling asleep you deserve a medal.

Hard to like anyone on scene, waiting for it to pick up but goes nowhere.. Ends inconclusive in a simply annoying way.