Assassins Tale X

An action-packed short film that explores the themes of life and death, created by a passionate team of skilled filmmakers. The film showcases a variety of well-developed characters, each with their own distinct personality, engaging in realistic combat sequences enhanced by impressive cinematography and vibrant color grading. Despite its zero-budget, this project matches the quality of high-budget films. Led by the talented Ron Smoorenburg from script to post-production, it united individuals who love filmmaking, sparking creativity, pushing boundaries, and setting a new standard for what they could achieve.

Great short film, pacing is spot-on, keeping the audience fully engaged from start to finish. The fight sequences are crisp and realistic, showing a clear attention to detail in both choreography and execution. Each scene is crafted to maximize tension, and the camera angles are cleverly used to draw viewers into the action.

The sound design and music perfectly complement the visual intensity, adding an extra layer of depth to each moment.

It's clear that the entire crew put a lot of effort into every aspect of the film, from the tightly edited sequences to the beautifully executed stunts.

Well done team.

Nice action and excellent photography. Applause to the stunt coordinator and choreographer.

Recommended to watch, I wish this team makes a larger version, would be fantastic.

Kudos to the production team and actors, they made an exciting, fast pase, thrilling scenes of action, and in just a few minutes they managed to hook the eyes of the expectators, wanting for more.

The only critic for this short movie, is that it makes you want more, after watching it, the desire of see more of the story, the fights and interactions is latent and grows with every second that passes by. Proof that don't need millionaire investment to make a good visual product.

Beautiful episode in homage to Assassin's Creed, produced very well and shot with very good actors full of passion. It begins with a reflection on the life/death cycle and ends with a moving dedication to Valerio Spinosa, a kind boy, full of talent and courage, who died very young from an incurable disease, but who left everyone an eternal example of strength and love for life, teaching us that the moment is truly all we have and that we must never give up living it with love and intensity, even in the most desperate conditions. Thanks to Ron Smoorenburg for remembering him and dedicating this beautiful short film to him.

A great story that works seamlessly with the action. The pacing keeps things exciting, choreography is on point, with each move looking sharp and real. Camera angles pull you right into the action, so you feel like you're in the middle of it all.

The sound and music match the energy perfectly, making every moment more impactful. The actors deliver not only in the physical scenes but also bring the right amount of emotion to make the story hit harder. The editing is tight, and the stunts are pulled off effortlessly, adding to the film's polished feel.

But imo the most impressive is how much story and action were packed into such a short runtime, and it all comes together beautifully.

Congrats to the whole team for pulling off something so well-crafted and exciting!