The movie was short and to the point, avoiding the empty filler trap that could have ruined the film.
Touching movie about a widower and his young son (who is being bullied at school). CJ Judd plays Matthew, a kid lost between his fathers grief and a bully at school who wants to take him down. The bully, Devin, played by Parker Pannell, has his own dark secrets that come out in the fight finale between the two boys. They come to an understanding and reconcile, in a way that's not sappy, but realistic.
Father, played the the irrepressible Ian Lang, and son have their own issues to work out. In the end father and son are able to let down their guard and be the father and son they need for each other.
This is a low budget film obviously but the acting was realistic, especially between Parker Pannell and CJ Judd. It never feels contrived. It was a nice movie with compelling acting with an important message.
I hope to see more from these up and coming actors in the future.
Touching movie about a widower and his young son (who is being bullied at school). CJ Judd plays Matthew, a kid lost between his fathers grief and a bully at school who wants to take him down. The bully, Devin, played by Parker Pannell, has his own dark secrets that come out in the fight finale between the two boys. They come to an understanding and reconcile, in a way that's not sappy, but realistic.
Father, played the the irrepressible Ian Lang, and son have their own issues to work out. In the end father and son are able to let down their guard and be the father and son they need for each other.
This is a low budget film obviously but the acting was realistic, especially between Parker Pannell and CJ Judd. It never feels contrived. It was a nice movie with compelling acting with an important message.
I hope to see more from these up and coming actors in the future.
