Who's with Me?

Available on YouTube

One of the best micro-budget movies I've seen, a 72-minute tale of a man who awakens to find his apartment in quarantine and his connections to the outside world cut off. Beautifully shot - the flawless composition shone through even my TV's overzealous YouTube compression. Inspired story, obviously prescient but also genuinely fascinating and entertaining - I found my mind actively wondering where things would go throughout, pursuing different ideas, a truly compelling narrative. Great direction that felt professional and confident. Dialogue seemed so realistic, authentic, and lead Ryan Sherrill's performance was a tour-de-force, utterly naturalistic while convincingly conveying this guy's gradual disintegration across the length of the movie. The score suited perfectly, everything meshed together so well.

Bonus props for including subtitles/captions on the YouTube upload - so few indie videos there have them but here they are not only present but accurate, precise and detailed - really, really impressive, adding another element to the overall-professional sheen.