Sacrifice

Sacrifice is a beautifully crafted and evocative short movie. It encapsulates the moving story of a same sex couple one of whom is serving in the military and about to leave for a tour of duty.

The beautiful virtue - the predactiblity. You know, you feel it.

The second good point - the acting.

Not the last, the message , simple, direct, minimalistic crafted, defining the duty, the love, the choice and the expectation. It is important the final impression - Sacrifice is little more than a homosexual short film, but a lovely- touching- profound inspired definition of the intense affection for beloved one, army and the bad news who can not be accepted.

The freshness of story and performances, this makes real special this short film who, in simple terms, says exactly the universal fears , feelings animating many from us.

So, normal gratitude.

I do hope this film gets the recognition it deserves. I love the fact that there is a bigger, wider story to be told about the two characters James and Blake. The film opens up really well and grows into something big towards the end. I would watch this again.

I'm not exactly into films like this but this was totally worth watching. Great acting and careful editing to make this a really powerful film. The chemistry between Blake and James really sold the story. Both Leigh Smith and Jesse Everett were convincing and drew me in emotionally. So glad I ended up watching this, I recommended this to my friends and family and they enjoyed it too!

I am blown away. I would give anything to change the ending. Blake and James are the ultimate goal of a true and honest love story. The actors are nothing short of superb in creating something real and true. Everett and Smith meld together in perfect unison. This is not your average short film. It is in a league of its own. Well Done!