A Green Mountain in the Drawer

I was fortunate enough to catch this as part of a shorts program at KOFFLA 2010. Interesting shots, beautiful scenic shots, interesting story, and a gripping twist at the end. The editing and transitions were very good, especially the one at the end. By the end, it leaves you with certain emotions (none of which were "this film sucked"), which I think is a great feat for the filmmaker, who was able to get the viewers attached to the main character in such a short span of time. I guess this was why this film was the last one in the lineup.

This is a great piece of work. Heck I'd like to re-watch it again, I'm sure there were things I missed.