Two Friendly Ghosts

I initially began watching with what I must admit were low expectations. I was pleasantly surprised. The cast were well suited for their roles. Before the actor playing Mr. Turnipseed even spoke I could see the pain and regret in his eyes while looking at the actor playing James Dean. I wasn't expecting the point to be made that in essence James Dean's death wasn't the only one that day. I must admit now that it was pointed out I completely agree. I was crying after only a few minutes in but only because it was beautiful done.

In some measure, surprising. A minimalistic story- two men talking near the road, reminded old facts who created two forms of death , the regrets of one, the precise perspective of the other and the precise accent on a so familiar event than it seems well known.

The great fact - it is not exactly a film about Mr. Turnupseed and Mr. Dean but about the if - second chance- necessary conversation to fix old facts dreamed or desired by each of us.

Beautiful acting and smart constructed dialogue.

In short, one of short films who you feel just profound admirable not knowing to define the motives. And this is the real good point.