The Mess He Made

The lead virtue - admirable intensity. In each detail. You feel the 15 minutes as a hour, minute by minute. In same measure, admirable performance of Max Jenkins. And the precise delicacy of a story so simple, dramatic and precise. A man taking a HIV test. The tension of expectation of result. And the details. A story so well crafted that it becomes, scene by scene, a great picture of deep loneliness and the need of the answer who , changing everything, defines all. It is simple to tell than it represents a great job. But its force is the result of the deep feeling to be a story about yourself for the art of Matthew Puccini to not propose an isolated case but the story who defines many slices from near reality.