For a low-made crime short shot mostly in rural woodlands, and with a small roster, Tribulatio easily offered up something not unappealing for budget production filming. Whilst it may only feature that of a small roster of four-three women and one gentleman-Tribulatio illuminated a short but compelling story of two fractions-of greed, of loyalty, and, of course, of inevitable betrayal. We saw an amicable eagerness to perform, for which four chosen artists bought to life a vision and told it in a manner for which they spoke and for which an attendee could relate. We saw a director's ability to lead and to direct those who follows. We saw a budget production, both able and vigilant, put out something amicable for the attendee, despite any pit floors it may have crossed. Not an easy task. Most importantly, we got to see someone get their comeuppance for the art of betrayal.
