The Foreboding: Fractured

When they say all movie stars started as 'unknown' actors, believe them. With a script balancing comedy, mystery and drama, the actors deliver an edge-sitting yet natural performance from the very first frame. The lines are delivered with such natural and precise tones at the same time that you wonder if they did not just roll a hidden camera on them. For a low budget short film you would expect anything, expect a professional and almost Hollywood-like result. The production, the shots and the soundtrack are also immaculate but it is the acting and the script that stand out the most and make it completely worth it to watch.

Each character has their personality well defined and easy to catch on from the very beginning, but they all catch you by surprise with all the plot twists that happen along the storyline. The film permits the audience to take a glimpse into each of their personal stories, eventually finding their way together into an adventure they will never forget. It is the type of movie that you can watch ten times and you will always find a hidden detail that you had not noticed before.

Directed by Kemal Yildirim, the actors Alexander Stauton-Hill, Peter Tilley, Olivia Bennett, Eve Kathryn Oliver and Sienna Shih deliver performances of a lifetime and set a solid entrance to a brighter future in the entertainment industry.