Välguga löödud

I enjoyed every moment of the movie! It made me think about the health of my loved ones and at the same time wasn't depressing (and that is a very good thing!) Loved the ending and I kind of want to eat the "curry bread" now.. I would recommend this movie to everyone, its goofy and has a good, moving meaning!

I have seen all kinds of documentaries and short documentaries, but this is something on another level. This short film is just so well made and edited, it's a bit weird but brutally honest. The movie is about the death of Esko Brothers best friend, Brandon, who was a very young musician and suddenly left our world without being able to say goodbye to his best friends. It's a very emotional film, but at the same time it's made in a positive way that makes you laugh, but also really makes you think about your own life and your relationship with friends. A lot of the time we might take something for granted, when we should appreciate every moment with people we care about.

The only thing I would change about this film would be the length, would make it even longer.

The Esko Brothers are soon going to be known for their movies.

A very well done short film, that's emotional but also balanced out by the humour ratio. Isn't cliche either, doesn't make you want to bawl your eyes out. Makes you relate to their loss, like it was your own friend. Overall, the edit and writing was spot on, well done boys!

The short doc really captures the spirit of Brandon's life and also that of the authors'. It very insightfully reflects on the death of a dear friend and the headspace of the Esko bros without turning into a tear jerker, only staying true to Brandons life. RIP

This is a really touching story about friendship, told in a playful and humorous way. Although the movie deals with serious topics it doesn't get melodramatic and rather focuses on the positive side of things. Their deceased friend Brandon was a fun-loving guy and I feel like this movie captures his essence and charecter perfectly. The documentary made me laugh but in the end also brought tears to my eyes. I walked out of the screening feeling really inspired by both the filmmaking and also Brandon himself.