We All Die Alone

Two gangs in an abandoned warehouse. A negociator. Large yones of tension. Great dialogues and exploration of privat life. Fashion, romance, confessions and emotional last scene.

Delightful for the high care for details and for the constructions of characters, for the not happy status of marital counselor , walking on unfamiliar land - with not so surprising consequence - and the jokes , drops of ingenuity and the forms of confrontation in so different forms.

The result is just provocative and, in same measure, seductive.

And, sure, the triumph of love, giving some hope about final, is a very inspired piece of this absurd, cold, charming, admirable crafted short film.

This short film is superb. Original because the genre jumps all over, but it's still entertaining from start to finish. An ensemble film, with solid cinematography, editing and a script that never pauses.

I should point out that although I wasn't involved in this film, my brother was and I know some of the cast/crew so I caught the film several times during its festival run. It's an addicting watch and I never expected something so organic from a film made by peers.

I recommend it to anyone looking for a fun LGBT comedy with gangsters, romance, absurdity and a never ending banter that I could spend all day listening to.