Long Way

Although this movie was made in a "short film" format, it was surprisingly moving. The intensity it portrayed was not that of fast action or horror, but was more subdued, more cerebral in it's presentation. Throughout the film, you feel a sense of uncertainty, almost anxiousness, as if some long dormant emotion has been awoken, down deep inside, and your not quite sure what to make of it. You feel like there's a need to examine your life and perhaps, re-think your points of view on it. Feelings that haven't been felt in recent memory, or emotions that haven't been reconciled, from your psyche. You travel along with the characters and seem to really feel their experiences, which makes this is an extremely well made production, from the acting, all the way up to the directing. I highly recommend it.