When You Find Me

If you have lost someone "When you find me" will touch your heart. To watch a movie with such visuals that go with the story are wonderful. The acting was very well done from all actors in this film. The script was crafted with warmth and as for directing Bryce Dallas Howard you did a superb job for your first time out. If you have 30 minutes of time I would encourage watching. As for me I felt the pain of these women not just for seeing how hurt they are but for the fact I lost my father when I was 18 and it will be 5 years ago on December 22nd. I know the pain to well and could feel every tear, every heart ache and how life moves on which is not easy for everyone. Sometimes you need a movie like this to open you back to life which has brought you down. I hope you consider watching.

The tragedy of life is not so much what men suffer, but rather what they miss. ~Thomas Carlyle

Pieces contestants uploaded,those who images won & the final result was disappointing.

The advertising for the contest was more creative,than everything combined upon this projects completion.

Did try watching it again after losing a child & parent,but it still gave me no contentment.

It might of only been a short film,but it dragged on.. Forever!

Maybe because of the hype & let down.. Feel Ron H daughter was not ready for this,but was given the opportunity because of her name only.

Not a must see but something to glance at,if you have time.

Acting,actors & cinematography rather average.. Considering.

I will be the first to admit that I cried while watching this short film. This particular short film hit fairly close to home. When I was about the same age as little Lisle, my mother passed away. I also have an older sister. That's about where the similarities end when it comes to plot. But the tears never stopped flowing. I was an absolute mess when Aurora is screaming at Lisle about not getting to say goodbye to their mother. The entire interaction between Aurora and Lisle throughout the film deeply reflected how my own sister and I interact, even as children. The mature older sister, the immature, silly, rambunctious little sister who doesn't understand.

Definitely hits close to home.

Simply gave it a 9 because Lisle's animated dream was the most boring part of the film.

I cannot believe this is the result of all the effort and hype for this "contest". I was so disappointed. The film is very saccharine, maudlin and "uncreative". The screenplay was amateurish in all respects. It is, technically, fairly well shot and at times looked "pretty" but that doesn't make up for it's lack of any other positive quality. I don't think any of the festivals it played at would have accepted it without the Howard name attached. I would have fallen asleep if the toothache it gave me didn't hurt so badly. Mr. Howard mentioned a new contest to come. Please get a more experienced screenwriter for the next one. This first result might not make a good point for another go at it. Having to piece together a quality product from bits and pieces proves the whole is not always better then the sum of its parts. If this is what Howard and daughter will put out, maybe someone else should be given a shot. Maybe this is why Ron does not direct anything he writes. Story conceiving is not his strong point if this is what it produces. I like most of his work but he should stick to directing other's conceptions. Better luck next time.