Nothing Goes

Captivating from start to finish, this short film is a masterclass in tension-building. The director, producer, and writer showcase their extraordinary talent, crafting a narrative that keeps you on the edge of your seat. With every scene, the suspense tightens, leaving audiences breathless. A truly amazing cinematic experience that proves great storytelling knows no bounds. Despite its modest budget, this film shines as a testament to creativity and resourcefulness. The director's vision, coupled with the producer's strategic use of limited resources, delivers a cinematic gem that surpasses expectations. The writer's ingenuity in crafting a compelling story with depth and resonance is commendable. A testament to the power of passion and talent in filmmaking, this production proves that greatness can be achieved regardless of financial constraints. I look forward to see more from this talented director producer and writer.

One of the best films I've seen in a long while. A little slow to start but thoroughly gripping once the ball gets rolling. The harsh subject matter makes it a tough watch but the clever mix of cinematography and the complex iconography almost make it too hard to look away. What starts as 'coming of age' flick quickly spirals into something quite dark that completely subverts traditional modern movie trends.

Not for the faint hearted, but anyone who can appreciate the masterful camera work and the well-paced increase in anxiety will certainly appreciate the bittersweet beauty in this relatively short feature.

Really good film lots of short form cuts into quick revealing scenes, many of the actors where very professional and interesting with there own storylines and personalities now I can tell you without spoiling the movie that they all have certain traits and things that make them who they are additionally like his last film there is something which is shown in multiple scenes a joy but turns to a plot twist at the end I think this film is a must watch and is very specific to its genre giving a more atmospheric feeling to the movie unlike most films around this genre in conclusion I think you should whatched this film because it's really good.

Short, simple, interesting film would watch again, very grown up film so if you're interested in a drama and fast paced/on edge kinda film I would recommend this, tho wouldn't watch with young people in the room.the main character comes across naive to me but of course that's the point of the fil lm that's why a lot of the stuff going on happens because of the main characters naive view and denial of how wicked the world is, I like the visuals of the film looks very colourful and on point, could tell it was on a low budget but that doesn't seem to effect the films story or how engaging the film is actual watched in on my own at my place, one thing I don't like it how it ends and I have no idea what happened to his girlfriend and peach(I think that's his name) kinda left me wanting to know what happens to them perhaps in a second film?

Nothing goes is a brutal, brave and beautifully shot short film. The film is very well acted, and includes a brilliant and engaging score. The filmmaker pays close attention to detail in each and every scene. Despite the brutality, the film is not without both heart and humour.

Any fan of cinema will appreciate the film for its interesting camera work and rich visual style. The film features some great character costume, hair and makeup design/style; worth watching for this alone.

Incredibly accomplished for such a young filmmaker

Sheffielders will enjoy identifying all the various different filming locations.