Music score was right on. The non-verbal communication was simplistic and spot on. It's unpredictable ending was great. Perfect film. Awesome! Joseph, you did it again!

Actions speak louder than words in this amazingly produced silent short film that demonstrates the difference between fantasy and reality, and the consequences that occur when we can no longer keep them separate. Written and produced by Joseph McGovern, Jeremy (Anthony Scaning) is in love with his best friend's wife, Suzanna (Melissa Damas). His thoughts and fantasies become obsession as his desire for her grows stronger. The outcome of it all brings to light the all too true reality of this world and the nature of the human psyche's need for self gratification.

This film has an important message to say in a brief moment. Production was solid. few hiccups here and there with lighting at times but the color grading was extremely well done! I enjoyed the piece on an artistic level and respect the message being driven home! Very nice job all around

What a difficult film to watch! It reigns true in today as a huge problem with women and men who can't understand no means no and the aftermath! What I love most is how a small indie production can pack a huge punch of a message with minimalistic filmmaking. Very cool!

This piece is obscure, experimental, different and heartbreaking. the journey through the main character to not succumb to temptation is a difficult watch. and the twist at the end is worth the multiple views! cheers to the creator! cant wait to see the next project!

This is a powerful impactful punch of a psychological thriller in a very relevant theme of today! wonderful to see something so necessary.

Although controversial, this was a tough watch to get through but very important nonetheless. the editing and lighting was well done, actors did a good job! directing and writing were both on point. Important for this film to be seen today with the message!

I got a chance to preview this little gem of the metoo movement just before the Philadelphia Freedom Shorts Film Festival and it blew me away! the amount of thought that must have gone into this film - very effective. nice choice of going completely silent too, never see that around any longer. acting was as good as it needed to be to push the story, camera work and editing is what really made this go places and the color grading was so different and i dug the score, i saw it was originally made - keep an eye out for this duo. they're going places!

An outstanding psychological drama. This film has a lot packed into it's short running time. A subject most director's would shy away from is tackled here by a well accomplished talent. Do yourself a favor and seek out both his films, you won't be disappointed.