The Deposition

I am a screener for a festival and I had the opportunity to watch this film for review.

The Deposition is dark and will be difficult to program, but it is a GREAT LITTLE FILM... You really can't tell it was made for 20,000. I have seen many million dollar pics look worse.

If you have a chance and want to see a dark, truly indie film - go check out The Deposition.

My favorite aspect is the direction. A constant slow, moving camera with great music and effects.

Chuck Brodsky, a North Carolina musician did all of the original music. It's some of the best folk music I have heard in a film.

Loved this film!

I love drama/thrillers and this movie delivers as good as any.

This film was shot in West Virginia and for all mountain mama's... your region looks amazingly beautiful due to Edward Mensore (writer/director) and Matthew Boyd (DP).

The acting is passable... but this film is a directors piece shot with big budget images, but obviously on a low budget.

In the days of generic, generic, generic cinema... thank the heavens really cool indies like The Deposition exist. You can tell the director was influenced by Taxi Driver... but it is better than some Hollywood garbage influenced by other Hollywood garbage.

If your interests tells you to watch a cool, extremely well made, attention grabbing and attention hold film until the very last frame, The Deposition is a great selection.

I am a very big fan.

Bob M

I just saw this movie at PIFF and it is truly a great flick. The story is dark and not for everyone. It's a slow-paced, weird movie, very minimalistic, but amazingly beautiful cinematography and direction.

Music, music, and music... Yes, I said it. Music. I forgot to mention. This film has one of the best scores and original music I have heard in quite a while. The score goes from very dark to really beautiful original folk music.

Living in the city and being from Kentucky, this film took me back to rolling hillsides and flowing creeks where I grew up. I thought that it was filmed in Kentucky, but the credits said West Virginia.

Call me a sucker for underdogs, and this film is that. But it does deserve an audience.

If you like indie, dark, thriller/dramas - check out "The Deposition"!!!