Green Dot (2015)
*** (out of 4)
This short film from director Alex J. Mann takes place on a gchat screen. Mallory is talking to her boyfriend Trent but soon she begins to realize something isn't right as they discuss a wreck they were involved in.
This is the second film I've seen form the director and I must say that I liked it. There's no action and not even any actors here as the entire screen is made up of the gchat screen and we basically just see two people writing back at one another. I thought this approach was obviously very simple but at the same time the director (and writer) kept the text interesting enough to keep you entertained for the running time. The big twist at the end wasn't ground-breaking or anything but I found this to be entertaining.
*** (out of 4)
This short film from director Alex J. Mann takes place on a gchat screen. Mallory is talking to her boyfriend Trent but soon she begins to realize something isn't right as they discuss a wreck they were involved in.
This is the second film I've seen form the director and I must say that I liked it. There's no action and not even any actors here as the entire screen is made up of the gchat screen and we basically just see two people writing back at one another. I thought this approach was obviously very simple but at the same time the director (and writer) kept the text interesting enough to keep you entertained for the running time. The big twist at the end wasn't ground-breaking or anything but I found this to be entertaining.
