Shredded

Shredded is a beautifully made film that balances heartache and hope really well. It's a story that has a wonderful message that keeps you hooked throughout. The cinematography was stunning- I especially loved the shots of the ocean and surfing especially. The writing felt completely real and believable. And the performances were raw and honest. Movies that are based on a true story can sometimes feel too heavy but this was balanced well with moments of levity and a message of picking yourself back up and hope. You can tell this is a story that all the filmmakers took great care in telling well. Definitely reccomend.

I've seen this film twice, and it held up both times. The second watch made me appreciate some beautifully heartbreaking moments I missed on the first watch. It felt personal to one or both of the writers, who also star in it, and they did a solid job. Their chemistry felt real, like two people who slowly let their guards down over time. Like real humans do especially ones with trauma. It didn't feel forced or rushed, just natural and honest. I don't usually watch this genre, but this one kept me hooked. It's the kind of film that sticks with you long after it's over, and I'm glad I gave it a chance. If you're into drama and crying I would definitely recommend!

I was so fortunate to be able to attend the premier of this film, and I must say what a RIDE!

A very introspective and modern telling of the age-old tale of two strangers connected by pain and trauma who are perhaps divinely brought together to heal each other in a way that only they can.

This story had an ending I didn't fully expect, but was so warmed and comforted by.

The chemistry was lovey, the writing and scene work were so authentic, and I genuinely enjoyed the filmography and the role it played in furthering the plot.

A brave and bold artistic expression of real life events that shaped the reality of the film's creators. Who could ask for a more cathartic piece of cinematic art? Bravo.

This film truly moved me and brought me to tears. It's rare to see a film that has such heart and humanity, while not steering away from being honest about the rocky road towards healing, both of body, mind and spirit. The directing, acting performances and writing were grounded and real- and the genuine connection between the leads really made me think about how connected we all are to one another, and that it's through relationship and supporting each other that we can thrive. Also, the film was beautifully shot! It's a heartfelt and moving story that I highly recommend, and one i won't forget.

This movie had me right from the start - Cancer is not a subject that any of us want to face, however, these individuals faced their journey in a beautiful vulnerable way that engaged me.

The message of hope (maybe not recovery) is a lesson learned on living life fully.

What developed between the two characters is more than a Hollywood Movie it provides us an insight into life and the detours we often must take to get to our spot on the map.

The cancer journey is an emotional and complex process, and this documents that with extreme grace, compassion and empathy.

The message that one cannot run away from life but must run with it has changed the way I proceed each day accepting the good, bad, and sometimes ugly.