Big Take

God I can't stress enough how refreshing this short way. The medium of short form storytelling was created for portraying stories like these.

Nowadays most short films I see repeat the same mistake of having an overambitious script that the time constraint of this artform just cannot accommodate. Not this one. This one knows exactly what it wants to be and embodies it to perfection.

The cinematography, the colours, the sound design - perfect. It was so refreshing to see some real film grain. It just makes it feel real you know. Authentic - that's a word :)

The charecters are interesting to a point even without no dialogue, I felt like by the end of the credits I got to know a vulnerable piece of them.

Congrats to the entire team for the production. I throughly enjoyed my time with it. Looking forward to what you guys make next :)

With a runtime of just three minutes, this film sits somewhere between a micro short and the traditional short films we're used to seeing. Despite its brief length, it feels much longer-in a good way. Surprisingly, a lot happens within those three minutes: it starts with explosive action in the form of a police chase, shifts to a suspenseful waiting game, and concludes with a humorous twist. The lack of dialogue between the two main characters, who share a common enemy and a reason to hide, is an effective storytelling choice. While the plot twist at the very end is somewhat predictable and has been used in various forms in other films, it still provides a satisfying conclusion.