Stuffer

Usually, I am not a big fan of short films because just as you got into it, the film is over again already, and you crave more. Don't get me wrong, you will totally crave more of this too!

STUFFER is a very intense short film with a shocking twist. I loved how this story shows that a woman wants to take care of her family because the husband isn't able to at that point.

The acting is fantastic! Danielle Camastra (Vasquez), Michael Rivera (Ramon) and Jake Silbermann (Haken) did an amazing job! I especially love Danielle and Jake's performances. I am sure we will see more of all three of them in the future.

Another thing I really love is the directing and coloring. Nathan Crooker is a fantastic director, a real talent. Can't wait to see where his career will take him.

I can only recommend this short film. Give it a chance! I am very sure you won't be disappointed!

Stuffer is a short film which packs a feature film full of drama and emotions. The direction, script and acting really can't be faulted. I can only highly recommend Stuffer! This is a film which is never short of involving - and really kept me on the edge of my seat! You can definitely cut the tension with a knife throughout the entire film. A very human story with twists and turns which I don't want to give away! Bravo to director Nathan Crooker - writer Jake Silbermann - plus actors Danielle Camastra, Jake Silbermann and Michael Rivera for brining this story vividly to the screen. Everyone involved with Stuffer can be very proud. Applause all around - I give Stuffer the highest praise!

In this day and age of YouTube you can find most anything. I say most because what Youtube lacks are truly good quality short stories. What short stories there are leave the entire genre lacking as a whole.

I was then asked to take a look at Stuffer. Hesitant of another movie short, I decided to give a try since I knew of one the actors, Jake Silbermann. Not only did I find the short both intriguing and relevant, I was captivated by the characters. The storyline plays not only the conditions of the time but the relevance of what the family had to endure. Would I like to see this made into a full length feature film? You bet!!! For now, all I can do is recommend it to everyone I know.

Kudos to the director Nathan Crooker, Jake Silbermann and the entire cast of Stuffer. EXCELLENT WORK!!!!