Kirpianuscus

At the first sight, too...didactic. But useful, as a sort of review of Old Testament and Gospels. Nice illustration, beautiful performances - I admitt, I saw with some reserves the option for Joseph Boehm in the role of Jesus. But good rhytm of dialogue, fair atmosphere and honest remind of the essence of Christianity.

And, sure, decent reflection of the road to Emaus , grace to the prudence and wisdom of Cleopas , well performed by Peter Lucas and the enthusiasm, passion and questions of Simon, fair defined by Ervin Musabelliu.

In short, just a beautiful short film - indeed, the details separating the vision of director by other confessional perspectives are present-.

Missing ladies announces . A young man with a corpse. A priest in church. The expression of evil and the revenge of presumed victim.

A film of atmosphere, well crafted tension and simple way for define the ambiguity of evil, smart use classic references and honest image of justice.

Sure, a good short horror, proposing little more than the familiar recipe of thrill, supporting reflection about decisions with moral content , at the first sight, but far to define the reality in precise terms.

Well acted, well use of location as support for a complex story. Interesting portrait of priest , grace contrast with his acolyte. Fair crafted flash backs.

Two brothers. One is gangster . The other - policeman. The last, affected by traumatic brain injury, lives in a repetitive loop. The other protects him, accepting a sort of daily ritual .

But a young , greedy man, new employee of presumed bad brother, makes a huge mistake , hoping for easy money in pretty stupid way. And the things, not ignoring the tension, are just in expected evolution, the final being more than inspired one.

A film about relation between siblings, options and appearences, touching, honest and admirable crafted, scene by scene. Not fair to ignore the performances. Or the atmosphere .