A Boy. A Girl. A Dream.

The tone, lighting and mood set in this film are all well done. I also enjoyed what the actors tried to do with the characters in this film - the actions and emotions seem natural and real in a way that could happen in real life. Unfortunately the movie does have its shortcomings - it's rather thin, there isn't much there beyond the tension between the two main characters.

The Tense, cagey back and forth between Omari and Megan was a bit much. Like what was each other's problems with each other but they still spent the entire movie together. I think the reason why Cass was so interested in the election could have been fleshed our more. Megan's lawyer background deserved the same treatment. We also need an explanation as to why Cass was so hesitant about releasing his film. Great musical background tho.

Not much to say. I'm in the industry (show runner for Blood Brother Chronicles) This sweeping story is about as honest as it gets. My heart goes out to Cass. It's hard fighting that fight EVERY project, but you keep on. This film moved me with its quietness, the very long dramatic shots that seemed to offer us a look past two people in dramatic times, peering deep into their souls. Then asking us to do the same without blinking. Beautifully done. I cried after this movie. I feel validated.

If this film ran any slower it would be in reverse. What a boring yawn. Get to the damn point! Talk! You lost almost all your viewers in the first 20 minutes...

It was easy to watch for me . A good break from my usual thriller or drama movies that I love. It reveals simplistically the "coincidence" of love, attraction and .... But then I am a hopeless romantic 😍😍

Naturally expected an amazing film giving who the lead actor/actress was. The film was pointless and the lack of budget really shows. The concept of the film was not successfully portrayed and the poor filming made it ever so hard to concentrate; I started to feel nauseous with the unsteady hand of the camera man! There were so many periods of silence throughout the film that could've been chopped and replaced with actual real film content that'd help the viewer not feel like it's a waste of time. Not quite sure if production was having an off day (I say day because the film gave off the vibe that the whole 90 minutes were shot in one, poor take) but definitely much more room for improvement and the burning need for a far more developed story line.