Until Next Time

2007
PG-13
24min

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A womanï¿½s seductive journey in search of her one true love may leave her more hopeless and desperate than ever.

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaGabriella and Anthony had a beautiful relationship. They shared a love that was so spiritual, inspiring, and often unexplained even to them. It was a love affair of which others could only d... Leer todoGabriella and Anthony had a beautiful relationship. They shared a love that was so spiritual, inspiring, and often unexplained even to them. It was a love affair of which others could only dream. Then Anthony was abruptly shipped off to war. After months of writing letters back a... Leer todoGabriella and Anthony had a beautiful relationship. They shared a love that was so spiritual, inspiring, and often unexplained even to them. It was a love affair of which others could only dream. Then Anthony was abruptly shipped off to war. After months of writing letters back and forth, Anthony's letters suddenly stopped; a short time later Gabriella received news t... Leer todo

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I've been to many blocks of shorts in film festivals. Typically shorts are a grand concept poorly shot on minidv and acted, well, in a less than convincing manner. Until Next Time was so far ahead of the shorts in it's festival and shorts that I've seen before that I thought I was watching a feature film. I was very disappointed that it was only 20+ minutes long. I wanted more.

The film was shot very well, on 16mm I believe. In B&W. Adding to the feel of it's period. The camera movement, lighting and overall look were very well done. Nothing was overdone.

The story, like a parable, was simple enough to keep any viewer involved yet had deeper levels for those who could relate and prefer depth. The dialogue was just right. Not a bit more than necessary which for me is nice because it leaves you searching the actor's faces for answers. And the answers were there. This was made by a savvy set of filmmakers.