Inheritance

Really enjoyed this movie! Powerful performances, well-constructed plot, craftly written, engaging story and characters with depth that make you want to know more about them. Each character lays bare their own flaws with complementary performances that, work flawlessly off each other with an easy flow. The conflicts are portrayed with authentic edginess. The cinematography is beautifully done, well shot and the scenery is gorgeous. The original score by Chris Mulkey stands out and truly adds to the overall authentic feel of this film. A good wrapped up ending. Well done on every level, enjoyable film, highly recommended.

I loved this film. It's pretty rare to watch a movie where the camera choices are purposely reserved so that the actors' performances are front, center, and exposed. I felt like every moment was earned, and when a new character comes into the scene, you can feel the whole mood of the room change. There are relationship dynamics that are so grounded, you can't help but side with one, then side with the other, then have to decide for yourself what's right. It's pretty amazing to be moved to tears because you were so invested in the moments earned. In an age of "if it's not streaming, it's not worth buying" I say purchase and re-watch this every year!

INHERITANCE was excellent! I was VERY impressed, and I'm a picky moviegoer. The story was well-written, and the plot was engaging from the first scene. Sometimes indie movies can be pretentious and indulgent, but the director kept just the right balance between moving the story along and delivering the character beats that made us care about them. I thought all the actors gave a grounded and believable performance. I'm amazed at how well-matched the teen characters were to their adult counterparts. And the shots were beautifully composed without being distracting. A very moving story. Well done!

Wow! Just saw "Inheritance," and at a theater no less. An amazing film. Feels like the big budget, A-list talent, story-driven films Hollywood used to make, but it's making waves on the indie scene. A stellar, unpredictable screenplay by Rachel Noll James from a story by James and Austin Highsmith Garces, who also play the leads, two estranged sisters who reunite following the death of their father. Everything about this film feels authentic, with real people facing fears, faults, the past, and finding inner strength; they're the superheroes in this gem.

Co-starring Wes Brown, Michelle Hurd, and Chris Mulkey under the expert direction of Emily Moss Wilson, stunning production design by Kate Melia, costumes by Kyle Kozyrev and gorgeous cinematography by Dan Clarke, this is a film you won't soon forget. In fact, I'm ready to watch it again. Let me add, I don't often get misty-eyed in a film anymore, but this one grabs hold and doesn't let go, in a good way. It'll be streaming soon, and look for it in film festivals around the country. Don't miss it.