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Actually, it was more likely back then than it is now to have kids whose age difference is that far apart. Remember, they didn't have as effective birth control as we do now, and large families were common.
jyngrehl 4 years ago
I saw you win 3rd in the utah high school film festival. Good job. The only thing I didn't like were the uniforms, mostly vietnam, or wern't in the right spot. Other than that good job.
gonad123 4 years ago
Nice ww2 short, looks like Fxhome effects used there and nice lighting too.
thechekov1701 4 years ago
Cool video, I like making ww2 films (HHF/Frontline). Awesome costumes, lighting +how'd you get those gunshots, blanks? or are they out in latter? Great film keep it up.
dhcornwall 4 years ago
Very enjoyable, thanks for posting!
Jane87Doe 5 years ago
Nicely done. A tough challenge for such a short piece but it works well. Also, its not inlikely at all for an 18 or 19 year old to have a two year old sister, or even a 20 year old. Plenty of couples have kids that far apart so I definitely wouldn't worry about that being a problem.
Kudos to the editor.
falcoconlon 5 years ago
I really liked this. It told a deep story in a short amount of time, and that's a real challenge for even the best directors.
conradjones 5 years ago
Interesting. I didn't quite understand the ending.
One thing however... It is unlikely that a soldier would have a 2 year old sister (he would probably be about 18 or older). It's not impossible, but extremely unlikely.
Camera work was really good. Good choice of music also.
nathendricks 5 years ago