Aaron with 2 A's

Difficult to write more than this short film is, no doubts, a great one.

It is great because it translates wishes, vulnerabilities, dilemmas and frustrations , doubts and final drop of wisdom defining us.

For beautiful performances . For enthusiasm about an unique opportunity and for the kind reaction of beloved one.

A not so young man decides become actor. And he tries to make real his purpoise. But the class audition is not brilliant , the wife feels be ignored by his enthusiasm for theater. A great opportunity gives serious reasons of pure joy to poor Aaron. But it is only soap baloon , so the dark thoughts are present again.

A conversation with his acting mentor offers the fair answer to his fragile situation.

In short, just a small gem.

This is a must see and a rear find. I have watched more than once. Beyond stellar performances from Steve Lichtenstein & Anthony Robert Grasso.....Kudos!

You can tell from watching this film that there was a lot of labor of love that went into making this. From the very beginning it took you on a solid ride. The music was exceptional, editing spot on and lighting very solid. Production value beyond.

It is so hard to tell a great story, let alone in a short. I would not change a thing and I can't wait to see what else this team comes up with in the future. Truly, a gem of a film that I wish continued success for.

I saw this while working as a volunteer at the Alexandria Film Festival in Alexandria Virginia. Steve Lichtenstein led a great Q&A session with the audience following the film's screening and provided a lot of useful insight into the creative process and the practical challenges of getting a film like this made. What I told him was how impressed I was with how much is packed into this short film. Part of this achievement is due to his dedication to telling this (somewhat) personal story and part to the team he worked with including the director. Working a film festival as a volunteer is fun especially if you like hobnobbing with creative people; I'm always amazed at the dedication required to get independent films produced.

Excellent short film with stellar performances, especially from Steve Lichtenstein and Anthony Robert Grasso. Great message and the idea that it is never to late to change and grow and learn.

Excellent short film with stellar performances, especially from Steve Lichtenstein and Anthony Robert Grasso. Great message and the idea that it is never to late to change and grow and learn.

Excellent short film with stellar performances, especially from Steve Lichtenstein and Anthony Robert Grasso. Great message and the idea that it is never to late to change and grow and learn.

Excellent short film with stellar performances, especially from Steve Lichtenstein and Anthony Robert Grasso. Great message and the idea that it is never to late to change and grow and learn.