I saw "Something is Killing Tate" this past weekend at the Black Hollywood Film Festival in LA and by far it was the best picture I saw. The storyline was gripping, the cast was excelling and the production was of a very high quality. The film did not come across as an independent film but rather something of studio quality. I highly recommend this movie for both the relevancy of the storyline and way it is told. Many viewers will be surprised at how the story unfolds and the shocking nature of the situations.
Kudos to the cast members for displaying raw emotions which helped to bring the viewers into the storyline. I felt the pain of the lead character "Tate" and empathized with his struggles. The mother was also someone somewhat of a "tragic" figure but then as the movie progresses you can no longer feel sorry for her.
Kudos to the cast members for displaying raw emotions which helped to bring the viewers into the storyline. I felt the pain of the lead character "Tate" and empathized with his struggles. The mother was also someone somewhat of a "tragic" figure but then as the movie progresses you can no longer feel sorry for her.