Angel of Anywhere

James Kicklighter's short film, "Angel of Anywhere" is an accomplishment in style, dialogue and character. Running at 16 minutes, James makes the most of every moment, offering a fully realized world and story that keeps you invested in his characters, especially the wide-eyed protagonist, "Angel."

Maybe, not the most inspired story. Predictable, comfortable, too soft in few moments, looking for move more than to challenge. But a nice film about the other and need to confess , inspired way for build the atmosphere, reasonable performances, well crafted end who you suppose and, more important, good use of details as symbols and keys. A not conventional therapist and a job who is presented in a nuanced manner. Sure, a lot of idealism and many crumbs from social American literature. But it works. In almost beautiful manner. And this could be not only a virtue but a wise way for remind the presence and needs and desires of the other and the duty of us about him. A special short film , more for its potential who transforms it in a sort of sketch , but for good job of Axel Roldos.