Life's Little Gaps

I thought the movie was great. It kept you on your seat wanting to know what was going to happen next. For me I put myself into the movie. The ending was incredible it makes you realize how precious life is and the little things we take for granted. I am close friends with the camera man I recommend this movie to everyone. Everyone has to see it at least once. We all have gaps in life but always remember to enjoy each day. Also no matter how big or small we are or how strong or weak we are we all are special people and we can do anything that we put our minds to. Don't be afraid of life its a wonderful thing we can accomplish anything that we put our minds to. Thank you to all the people that made this film. Please watch it at least once.

This film was made by Scott Hillhouse and features some young actors. None of these folks are established in the field and it's a very nice opportunity for them to hone their craft.

Brian Ross stars as Evan--a mentally challenged adult who has been left home with his goofy friend, Gary (Matthew J. Christian). It seems that the older brother who takes care of Evan was called and had to go in early to work. However, after a while, Evan and Gary are scared when a stranger breaks in the house. From their safe room, Evan waits....

The film is clearly a home made production and uses relatively cheap video and a simple set. However, this is NOT a cheap film, as the acting is very good and the tension is intense to say the least! In fact, the film will keep you on edge and has a very nice twist at the end...and because of this I really would love to see more from these folks. It's a very promising first effort, that's for sure.