This review was written by S/W Curator Ivan Kander:

Crafting a “simple” short is harder than it looks. All the typical low budget indie ingredients—a single location, a handful of actors, a dialogue-driven narrative—need to be utilized in just the right way in order to make something where the scrappy simplicity doesn’t undermine the entertainment or emotional impact. It’s, ultimately, the perfect creative challenge: sometimes limitations can yield the best results.

Together is the third film I’ve screened over the past few months from director Brett Cramer starring actor Meg Cashel. Al... read the rest.

This excerpt is from a review written by Omeleto curator Allen Tsai:

Directed by Brett Cramer from a script co-written with actor Meg Cashel, this dramedy is sharply witty and deeply serious in its portrayal of a couple navigating the line between keeping the peace and keeping one’s integrity. The film has a perceptive thoughtfulness on all levels, balancing both the humor of an awkward situation with the doubts and uncertainties it ultimately reveals.

The short is essentially a long scene that leans on dialogue to move its story forward, and the visuals keep the focus on the couple’s u... read the rest.