guts

A young woman after a difficult period. A venerable lady , neighbor of the first . Their date.

A simple story, scene by scene , admirable crafted. Their dialogue , the young woman confessions about lost of children and husband, a mental health institution and the work in dentist office.

Sure, difficult to ignore Kate Burton and not be seduced by her performance but the innocence, confusion, need of help of Amelia, so fair reflected by Angela Giarratana is not a reduced virtue of this special - because it reflects so familiar situation -short film.

Two women and the manner to fix a terrible crisis for one of them in beautiful exercise of heal in good measure useful for both.

Can feel the emotion from watching, lovely. Could feel the gratefulness to her listening, the overstimulating background sounds, all the little easter eggs in angles. The cinematography was dark yet you could still see it, and the acting was brilliant from both performers. Fans of both of these amazing, amazing women. This short can remind people of the neighbourhoods, or neighbourliness you can receive from those who are kind, and can see that your in need. It also tells you it's okay to ask questions, tell your true opinion and eat whatever you like for dinner. Hoping this film gets all the attention it deserves.

I can't recommend this more. GUTS is truly incredible, thanks to two remarkably talented actors: Angela Giarratana and Kate Burton. Angela delivers a performance that's raw, honest, and deeply emotional-every glance, hesitation, and pause carries weight. You feel her character's pain, vulnerability, and courageous spirit in such a subtle yet powerful way. Kate complements her beautifully, offering a grounded and empathetic presence that brings their conversation to life. Their chemistry is natural and magnetic, turning a simple dinner into a powerful exploration of healing and connection. If you're drawn to authentic, emotionally rich performances, GUTS is an absolute must-watch. Check it out it's on YouTube for free!