I found this short film to be a bit difficult to follow, really.
While I agree with the previous post with regard to this film containing less debauchery than most, the attempt toward positivity was a relief. At the same time, I tried to piece together the overall point and found that I disliked how the parallel mini stories involved failed to produce a desired result and left the viewer, sort of, left sitting there feeling like they had just watched a commercial that failed to request at the end, that we donate 22 dollars a month to help save a cancer victim.
I want to note I found the professors acting ability lessened the overall quality of the movie. I also did not see what the one story of the professor with the student had to do with the other aspect of this short film.
Sure the music was fair enough, and it was lighthearted, but to this viewer this independent film left a lot to be said.
While I agree with the previous post with regard to this film containing less debauchery than most, the attempt toward positivity was a relief. At the same time, I tried to piece together the overall point and found that I disliked how the parallel mini stories involved failed to produce a desired result and left the viewer, sort of, left sitting there feeling like they had just watched a commercial that failed to request at the end, that we donate 22 dollars a month to help save a cancer victim.
I want to note I found the professors acting ability lessened the overall quality of the movie. I also did not see what the one story of the professor with the student had to do with the other aspect of this short film.
Sure the music was fair enough, and it was lighthearted, but to this viewer this independent film left a lot to be said.