moserbrendon

The Oath is everything a movie should be. It tells a story that brings to light messages of love, faith and freedom... messages our world is in dire need of. The characters are reflective and searching for purpose, something we can all relate to. Throughout the film there are serious undertones of the need to stay true and faithful, with the splash of fun and small comedic scenes to ensure the film stays relevant. The element that ties it together with a nice neat bow, or maybe one of those over the top decorative bows, is the film score. I was swept away into the ancient world as I felt the music connect me to each scene. As each scene passed I fell in love with the music more and more. When the credits started rolling I wanted more, I needed more. The acting, cinematography, writing and music come together to create something beautiful.

Jane and Emma did not disappoint. A powerful and moving film that brought history to life. Important conflicts and themes that we still face today were well portrayed throughout the film. The actor's emotions were very convincing and the overall production was professional and enjoyable to watch.

There is power in this film that no other movie I have seen could create. In just 14 minutes the film was able to capture raw emotion that left me speechless, and wanting more. The soundtrack is amazing! There's a strong connection between the audio and the visual which helps create strong emotions throughout the film. Along with the soundtrack is the incredible acting. The actors were very well connected and each one was able to portray their character in a unique way that made it seem very realistic. This was a low budget production, but it reflects the work of a high budget film. You would never imagine that this was produced in such a short amount of time funded by supporters on kickstarter, yet that's exactly what happened. There is so much potential for this film and I only dream and pray that it becomes a full length feature film in the near future. On a more personal note, I usually don't get emotional in movies, but this proved to be different than any other movie I've seen. Most of the film was intense, but there was one line towards the end that was just one word. As the actor was yelling that word the emotion and strength was so immense it made me emotional. The theater went silent and you could tell that everyone in the room had felt the same power that I did. I applaud the director and everyone involved in this project, may the spirit of Freedom spread like wildfire across the world!!!! Ho Fe!!!!!