Blue Line Station

After I watched this film I came away with a big smile and a few tears on my face. I am so proud and honored to be friends and now part of the cast of another movie directed by Jorge Xolalpa, Jr. Because he as a human being and a film maker is proving to the world that if you have love and passion for what you do the result will be amazing. Blue Line Station surprised me with originality on the cinematography along with the realistic connection between the lead characters. The fact that the film was shot on a $100 budget deserves my 10 stars and more. It is 100% worth your time to watch. Congrats to the entire cast and crew they really put their hearts into this project. I was pleasantly surprised with the performance of Leo Ramsey. I don't like to compare actors but with his role he made me think we have another Robert Downey, Jr. You are a great actor Leo.

I had no expectations coming in to see Blue Line Station. I was immediately drawn in by the camera movement and sound design. Both of the actors (Summera Howell and Leo Ramsey) performs with such a raw subtly that makes you almost forget you're watching actors on a screen. You get who these people are instantly. Everyone loved these characters and were invested in their journey. There were moments that were hysterical and moments that were touching. Overall, an INCREDIBLE film!

I am so blown away with the level of artistry in this film. And to think it was shot on an iPhone with a budget of $100 is amazing. You'll thank yourself after seeing this film. It is refreshing and pure. Hopefully everyone will get to know the genius of Jorge and the magic he wields with his imagination.

A beautifully shot "day in the life" film that explores a delicate subject matter, but is done in an inventive, loving, sensitive, and compassionate way.

It runs very smooth and clean, is shot in classic black and white, and after reading about the minimal budget, my respect for the film only enhances because never once does this film play like a production with a limited budget. Regardless of budget, Blue Line Station cinematography is gorgeous and is directed and edited in a very stylized way that screams "love" and "passion" for the content, and should be inspiring for aspiring filmmakers.

This film brought back both the nostalgia and pertinence of our culture's abortion debates. It was refreshing to see a realistic view point outside of what has become the Hollywood "Juno" norm. Xolalpa did a wonderful job conveying the minute emotions a couple goes through in their decision process and it was a joy to watch.