Lost Lake Confessions

I would like to start this review by saying the character development of Connie was really inspiring. In the first scenes you see this confident, strong character who is up for a laugh but towards the end of the movie you really see the hidden secrets he has kept in and finally shows this side of himself to his life long friends.

The filming for an independent movie was that of blockbuster movie quality, the transitions were seamless and the sets gave us a real perspective of what the entire surroundings and characters were in for each moment.

The story line itself is great for a heartfelt, cosy autumn/winter night and gives you the feeling of lusting for such friendship as the four have and such adventure. There were no dull moments and the movie really made you feel satisfied with the endings that are to come for the characters.

Great watch would recommend.

LostLake Confessions is about four friends who go off the grid on this incredible camping trip where secretes are reviled.

I was pleasantly surprised by how nice Lost Lake Confessions looked. The Director of photography and the talented cast were all on the same page. The interactions between the cast seemed realistic and natural but I think that also has to do with the script written by the director Jason William Lee.

The setting of the lake also beautiful to look at so I thought it was smart to shoot the film there. But it's the interactions that kept me interested, the back and forth between the friends and their growth makes this so captivating.

This film won an award at the Culver City film festival - I believe it was best international feature. It's visually stunning to look at. I found the actors and the movie to be a compelling Canadian initiative. In this camping trip, there is unfinished business, hidden secrets and sexuality crushes that play into the mix of a film that is best enjoyed with a glass of fine wine. My favorite part was the two guys that kept bickering until one confesses a secret to the next then it really gets interesting from there. I watched it a second time on Tubi now that it's been recently released and it was just a joy to watch as when i did back at the Culver City Film Festival. Recommended!