User Reviews

I watched this film and somehow it moved me to wonder about personal things. I believe I had read the story it was based on but can't quite recall. I was caught off guard by the scene at the house. It was slightly unclear to me that there was anything wrong with the soldier. He seemed a bit stressed out or something. Then recalled that I saw he was sitting considerably lower than his buddy. It made sense after the the door was opened and Johnny was invited in, not Jacob. On a different note, I didn't really like the painting. It was sort of out of place when you looked around at the other works of art. I was shocked to find that the gallery section of the film was actually shot in a working art gallery in Santa Monica. Great production value. Finally, the absolute best moment of this film, in my opinion... There is a point when Johnny explains what happened to Jacob, to Jacob's father. There's this difficult pause, a moment of loss and regret from Johnny (Klatann Thomas) and it seems so genuine. I really appreciated it. I hope to see more films with Klatann Thomas in them, he seems really emotionally honest.