Rumor from Ground Control

This is a tightly written and expertly executed suspense from writer/director Seaton Lin. I was thoroughly engaged for its entirety. The female lead, while maybe not likable to some, was a refreshing change for me, because she just is who she is and is doing her job without apology. It had strong performances all around and lovely cinematography. The edits were invisible, not used stylistically, but strongly in service to the story. And the story reins supreme here, it had me at the edge of my seat. Excellent feature debut!

Rumor from Ground Control is a tense thriller about a journalist who is trying to uncover the truth behind the mysterious death of an astronaut, uncovering indications that what has occurred is much more complex and sinister than what has been acknowledged.

The film had my attention throughout as I was eager to piece together the truth like the journalist lead. The tension escalates throughout the film, ratcheting up as we learn that there may be a wide reaching conspiracy behind the death.

I enjoyed the acting in this film and I was very happy to see Pete Gardner in a supporting role in the film. Gardner might be most recognizable from his recent work in Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. Rumor from Ground Control has excellent cinematography and is overall a very well executed indie film. I would highly recommend checking out Rumor from Ground Control if you are looking for a tense conspiracy thriller!

This is a well thought out movie. The lead actress is very well cast and took me on a journey. I hate when movies try and run to the end, this was a pleasant change. It is beautifully filmed. More film makers should take an example from this movie when telling there story. Sometimes its the journey not the destination. I enjoyed the twist at the end. GOOD JOB

Horrible dialog, annoying characters, and an over complicated and pointless plot.

This is a story about a very brave journalist who always looks for the truth. The main character is a brave, strong and talented person. Showing a certain person, the producer at the same time created an aggregated image reflecting complex character of a modern woman who wants to be a good journalist. The message is nobody cares about the truth, because it costs too expensive. In my opinion, this movie shows a metaphor of modern mass media. Bosses are always protected and they don't care about photographers or journalists. They can change anyone anytime. They are their bosses, and journalists or other specialists are just expendable to them. This movie is a combination of very well written script, excellent camera work and beautiful actors. Highly recommended.