Missing William

Two youth friends, who had to separate against their own will, come together as adults, again and have to face and handle with a tragedy. Made with a lot of empathy and without stereotypes, this movie tells about this topic, and ultimately about what deep real love and responsibility can hold out and how it makes people ready to give more, than they ever thought they could. Courtney Ford and Brandon Routh give this film an almost unknown depth of despair, helplessness, love and affection. They show very subtle what it means to be always there for each other. By far, one of the most painful, silently flowing and best movies since a long time. It captivates with its soft narrative style and delicate cautious pictures, out of which the intensity of the action steps out even more strongly and more clearly. It includes a deeply shocking and touching end. Despite all this tragedy and grief there lies a glimmer of hope and of deep real love.

I am not sure if I should be writing a review or not. This is my first one, but I was fortunate enough to get an advance screening of this film at the Rhode Island International Film Festival and I can't wait until this film is released. The movie is extremely engaging and the emotional performances by all the lead actors are some of the best I have ever seen. I am a huge Superman fan and I can say that Brandon's performance in this film is the best pure acting he has ever done. I only found out later that the lead actress is his real life wife (she did an amazing job as well). The performances were so believable. But above all else, the ending absolutely blew me away. Can't wait to see it again!