"The Moment After" is perhaps the most powerful short film that I have ever seen. It's message is strong and lasting, but not forced, thus allowing each viewer to walk away with their own interpretations, their own thoughts on life, death, and happiness.
It is beautifully shot, well directed, the acting is excellent, and the editing superb. My hat goes off to Gerald McCullouch, who wrote, directed & stars in the film. Gerald has a unique voice in the making and telling of this story, and I highly recommend it to anyone and everyone.
I am a very discerning viewer, and for me, the sign of a good film is if it stays in your mind, and forces you to look at life in a different way. "The Moment After" definitely does that.
It is beautifully shot, well directed, the acting is excellent, and the editing superb. My hat goes off to Gerald McCullouch, who wrote, directed & stars in the film. Gerald has a unique voice in the making and telling of this story, and I highly recommend it to anyone and everyone.
I am a very discerning viewer, and for me, the sign of a good film is if it stays in your mind, and forces you to look at life in a different way. "The Moment After" definitely does that.