Long Shot
Crime • PG-13 • 2017 • 40 min
Starring
Juan Catalan, Alma Oseguera, Todd Melnik, Sam Fernández, Tim Gibbons
Directed By
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An unlikely story unravels that demonstrates how freak occurences can work for or against us in life.
Remarkable story. Short and to-the-point. Absolutely worth a viewing.
Very engaging story. Makes you think about how random external events can have such a profound impact on your life.
Pretty interesting and pretty sad with just the right runtime
Beautiful story that brought me to tears.
Interesting and a bit different from your run of the mill crime documentary
Crazy, CRAZY story. The docs a little slow but the payoff is well worth the watch
Really good watch, title explains it perfectly
Moving and wonderful. Go into this blind. Doesn’t really have a ‘twist’ but there’s a magic to not knowing where it’s going.
By the end of the short, it leaves a heartwarming feel; however, it’s more of a story of interest than an exposé or social/legal commentary.
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