A Moment with You

This is one of the few independent movies I've seen over the years that I'm actually willing to buy. It's yet another proof that you don't need a lot of money to make great movies. The creators of the movie obviously have put a lot of passion and real feelings into the movie to create something that's quite so honest and touching. It really speaks to young adults who are at a tender age that's full of love but easy to get hurt. It's a quiet movie, but not lacking in light hearted moments and energy of a young crew. I went to the Chicago screening of the movie, and it was very well worth the long drive and dead winter cold to see the movie. I enjoyed every second of the movie during the screening and wished that the dream like experience never ended.

Written, directed and produced by three UCSD college grads for a budget of just under $2000, this is quite good. Explores the relationships of 2 neighbors and their trials and tribulations in love. It's kinda mushy but it definitely has its moments. Definitely great for a first film by anybody.

The acting is pretty good though don't expect any Oscar performances from this uber-low-budget endeavor. I thought the cinematography was extremely well done with good transitions and angles throughout, though the sound didn't match up with it at certain points throughout the film.

Congrats to Wong Fu and good luck to them in their future projects.

I actually purchased this movie based on some of the previews I saw on YouTube and was pleasantly surprised by it. Although some of the sound wasn't the best of quality in parts, the story was very relate-able and genuine. There was a lot of originality with both how the story was delivered and the content. I really enjoyed the fact that everyone could relate to a character in any walk of life. It wasn't necessarily a love story but a story about people and how they relate. My only real problem with the movie was the way that Dustin (Casey Hoffman) didn't seem to really get into the role and was a bit monotone throughout the whole thing. Other than that, I would definitely recommend this movie to anyone

I attended the movie screening at University of Toronto - St. George Campus. I went into this without too many expectations - I didn't really know what to expect, but I left extremely pleased with their screening. It's evident how passionate these three young men are towards their work and it really shows in their results. There are some areas where you could sort of tell it was amateur but overall, I think the movie was fantastic.

There was always a moment or a character or an event where you were able to relate to this movie - it really reflected real life situations for all to understand. It was obvious that the locations were hand-picked...many were perfect with amazing backdrops for the scenes.

Thoroughly impressed..not only by their passion and drive but by the hardwork and dedication they have towards their project. I look forward to seeing more from the great Wong Fu!!! =)

It was truly a privilege to watch this movie's screen at University of British Columbia.

As the above comment stated, it's very clear these three young men are very talented and extremely passionate about their work.

on a personal note, it was evident that the level of acting was not the best, but it was an amateur film. however, the cinematography was outstanding. personally, I think this movie, shot by three fresh university graduates, outshines many movies you see on the shelves of your local video store.

I, too, will be looking forward to many more productions from Wong Fu!