In Half

The short starts at the funeral of a young man. Amongst those in attendance are the deceased's twin brother and ex-boyfriend. The ex-boyfriend is a narcissistic, selfish little prick, whose idea of "being liberated" is throwing trash wherever he feels like it and destroying other people's property just for fun. Oh, how empowering. And believe it or not, this selfish little prick is the "good guy" in this feature. The short is based on a simply awful premise, fleshed out in a very poorly written script, and brought to life by a couple of rank amateur actors. This short is as bad as bad gets. You'll want to sue the director for the 14 minutes of your life you'll never get back. Do NOT waste your time!

The cinematography is the good thing. Maybe, the best. The second- the good intentions of director. And the try to propose a nice pledge for be different. It is a beautiful film about grief and discover new way to see the loss but it is beautiful against not brilliant performances and , maybe, forced dialogue. Its great virtue - it is the exact expected film for its public for who it is not good or bad but profound useful, like a sort of cure. And, in my case, that is the only significant thing.