The Reflection

This short film stands out as an absolute gem. The performances delivered by each character are truly remarkable. The visuals presented are nothing short of breathtaking, drawing the audience into a realm of introspection and personal revelation. I found myself wholly engrossed from the opening scene to the closing credits, with the central theme of self-reflection striking a profound chord within me.

The cinematography displayed is a masterpiece in itself, characterized by an impeccable attention to detail that orchestrates a visually spellbinding journey. The skilled ensemble of cast and crew deserves a standing ovation for their exceptional dedication in giving life to this intellectually stimulating narrative.

The Reflection is a captivating short film that masterfully blends elements of drama and suspense within its concise 5-minute runtime. Director Mohammad Baig has done an excellent job of creating an atmosphere of tension and intrigue, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats from start to finish. The performances by Ariana Medina and Megan Taylor are remarkable, delivering compelling portrayals that bring the characters to life and enhance the emotional impact of the story. The cinematography and editing are also noteworthy, effectively enhancing the sense of unease and unease. Overall, The Reflection is an impressive achievement, offering a thought-provoking exploration of relationships and the hidden truths that can lurk beneath the surface.

The short film The Reflection is very interesting, personally it left me intrigued as to what could continue to happen in the girl's house and how her reaction will be to the new presence that has appeared in her bathroom mirror. It is without a doubt one of the best short films I have seen, a lot of suspense, some horror, it is a good combination. I hope they think about making a long or complete film, many people would see it in premiere. In terms of recording and editing, some things could improve, but the truth is that everything is very good, the scenes and the shots of the girl are from a good position.

Great performance by the actress. The audience was captivated throughout by film's mystery, supernatural feel and a bit of suspense. The phone call was captivating bringing out variety of emotional responses where the audience felt attached to the character via feelings and perhaps past experiences. Audience kept questioning the main characters state of mind and the pain she was going through although not understanding what is inside the mind of the main character. The message that was delivered at the end was powerful and definitely relevant to today's issues within our society as a whole. Truly captivating how a short film can deliver such a strong message.

Though I knew this was a short film going into it, I became almost angry coming out of it that there was nothing more to see. Almost 5 minutes, then, boom! Roll credits. I wanted a feature length film! For reference, I did not read any reviews, or look at the description before jumping in to watch. Honestly, I'm sad you might have watched the trailer or plot summary by this point. If you haven't, don't! Just go watch the film immediately THEN, read the reviews. The experience will be exponentially better.

The cinematography and the carefully timed horror/thriller music draws you into being captivated within seconds. Seemingly monotonous movements of the actress in the first minute of the film become well placed foreshadowing in the next moment. The way the plot is constructed takes you through all of the emotions you get in any great horror movie. The normal routine, the strange occurrence happening, the realization of what the truth is and the horror experienced.

The only critique I could possibly have is to have more of a horrific impact with the make up effects.

This short film is definitely a must-watch and HAS to be seen from beginning to end. This is not a short film for the distracted viewer, as you do NOT want to blink for fear of missing a second of it.

And like any good film, you definitely have to watch it twice. After this review, I'm definitely hitting the replay button, and sharing it with my fellow horror-movie-loving friends.