Tito

Great cinematography, I especially like the Fruit Loops shot, really quite unique. Also the general thickness of the film is interesting? It's immersive in a sort of viscous way, experiencing the crippling delusional malaise of the characters on screen.

I loved this movie. It was incredibly unique in its entire presence from characters to soundtrack. Marshall McLuhan, a communication theorist, theorized how various forms of media engage with audiences depending on what senses they involve. Tito had moments that felt physical beyond what eyes and ears experience. That is how a story becomes a part of your own story. Loved it. Watch it! So proud to have this film come out of Canada.

I just watched this movie and had no idea what it is about. Like no idea till the end. There is no plot. No climax. Nothing is happening. Maybe i'am not sophisticated or artsy enough to understand this flick but this in my opinion is a waste of time. I give a second star for the actors, they are not bad. But the whole movie in general is just nonsense.

I have no idea why the ratings for this movie are so bad. I found it well made. It's certainly strange but an interesting journey.

I was fortunate enough to stumble upon Tito during a flight. While it was unexpectedly found under the comedy section I was nevertheless very glad for my serendipitous discovery. This short film demonstrates the power that comes from the rare combination of good direction of strong young actors who have a challenging and compelling script to work with. Cinematically impressive, this film made me feel uncomfortable in the best way possible. It challenged the assumptions I began to form about these characters and other like them in my life. Enjoyable and wonderful to observe.