This is another great short film from Miroslav Petkov and his team, and it runs for 4 minutes. There are raw and honest emotions coming through, as Gabe (played by Gabriele Dimitrov) confesses to a secret that's been haunting him for five years. We see him breakdown in front of the camera as he delivers his story about what happened one cold wet evening. What I like about this is the fact this film will be relatable to everyone in some form or another. We all have secrets, some not so bad, but some are life changing, like in this film. The thing about secrets is they can make or break a person, and we can clearly see this is gnashing away at Gabe's conscience in such a way that he has to confess to his horrible deed to lighten his burden. Excellent acting; it's authentic and believable. I love films from this filmmaker; there is always a valuable lesson to be learned. Well done!
Reviewed by Del Gibson.
