this is a very smart, well-acted short film. It's hard to believe that it was shot in only 48 hours. Two cameras, real-time long takes edited into a split screen. Sure, it's been done before but the films in the past who have tried it come across with a shallow and flakey tone. The actors in this film really help pull off the dramatic tone that the director was going for. Very well done. The split screen was not a gimmick in this film. It is open to interpretation but one theme can be that the nature of the characters relationship, the worlds are split by the DUI accident. The ending is perfect, no happy "fake" Hollywood ending here, just real life stuff.
