Broken Ceiling

Setting a film in one location is no easy task, that said this film hits he mark in a big way. With an excellent script and terrific Central performances, especially the fantastic Karan Kendrick, this film is about so much more than office politics.

Not only is this a tightly woven walk through the dark side of the film industry, but a cinematic walk through the hierarchical ranks of corporate America, as shown through the protagonist, "Angela's" viewpoint. Though limited to a small space, the story casts a broad and sweeping net of meaning and moral. The end provides a satisfying twist and a redemptive exit. We are left with an allegory told by powerful performances and worlds imagined through colorful dialogical storytelling. A real gem!

Shot primarily in one location and with a tiny cast, Broken Ceiling wastes little time on setup and gets right to the punch, which is a corporate conference call that lasts for most of the film. It's what happens during that call that grabs you by the shirt collar and won't let go. The casting is excellent and the film has a bleak yet polished look. Plenty of twists and turns in the story to keep you hanging. Don't miss it!

Broken Ceiling starts off with intense aggression. This indie film was well-made and shows the disgust of the real world of business. Terrifying how people can be so deceiving. Totally worth a watch!

This indy drama had all the ingredients. A good story, good acting, and really nice technical execution. It's socially relevant to, and a clever hook. A great example of independent film in the digital era.