Single Car Crashes

There's a realness and rawness that courses through this film. Performances are authentic and the director allows space for the madness of being lost. Instead of trying to overwork it or milk it, the breathing room.

It takes balls to not put a car crash in the movie, but instead use the aftermath as the source of trauma. The story is in the after. Shortcuts weren't taken here and there are some real semi-off color jokes that bring a levity and specific point of view to this group of friends.

Billy Zane is a surprise. Trevor Morgan is outstanding. The awkwardness and intensity of Sean's relationships add such a texture.

This is an indie with all the notes you want. Grab a cup of tea on a stormy afternoon to sit in your feelings. It's a ride.