Mitch Koepp
Watch: ‘Stitches’ Throws a Perfect Game of Emotional Family Drama
Features By Scott Beggs on June 21, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhy Watch? Baseball is at the heart of Mike Eisenberg‘s short film, but its life blood is the bond between family members and the hard reality of losing that bond. In it, Sam (Steffan Argus) has to come to grips with his grandfather’s death. Gorgeously shot on the Red MX, it’s not the kind of bombastic genre fare that usually gets notice. It’s contemplative and relies heavily on strong acting work and characters that mirror ourselves. Heavy in the right ways, this movie draws out emotion without leaving you empty. In the spirit of full disclosure, I know Mike, but the quality here should speak for itself. What will it cost? Only 14 minutes. Skip Work. You’ve Got Time For More Short Films
published: 05.24.2013
published: 05.24.2013
published: 05.24.2013
published: 05.24.2013
published: 05.24.2013
published: 05.24.2013
published: 05.24.2013
published: 05.24.2013
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published: 05.23.2013
published: 05.23.2013
published: 05.23.2013
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