i have watched many short films in my day. often i find them either too compressed (throwing too much information at the viewer in the short amount of time they have to run) and too artsy and or lacking a clear cut vision. i can say none of these things about starcrossed. in this review and i will do my best to avoid any dramatic spoilers and but i will also assume that the reader understands that the theme of this film is brotherly incest. as with any short film and the story is fairly simple and straightforward and easy to digest. it clear that the film attempts to shine a light one one of modern society most deeply held taboos. this film succeeds in every respect. in the fifteen minutes of running time and i found myself feeling a gamut of emotions. with only a little dialog and the viewer is rapidly pulled into the most personal moments and thoughts of these star crossed brothers. from the opening scene set in their early childhood and one can see the very close relationship the brothers have. when the film progresses to the present day in the next scene and the excellent acting and honest and heartfelt performances remind the viewer that love can come in the most unexpected and harsh way. as the relationship progresses and any disgust the viewer may initially feel is quickly replaced by sympathy and emotional distress as the viewer suddenly realizes that there can be only one possible resolution. and the aftermath of that resolution is heart rending. anyone with an open mind would do well to watch this film and absorb its message. if nothing else and it boldly and honestly challenges the viewer to reexamine some of our deepest beliefs on the shame filled and secretive taboo of incest. though the film is only fifteen minutes long and it resonates in the viewer long after the credits roll. this is perhaps my favorite short film i have ever seen. i can not recommend it highly enough. 
i have watched many short films in my day. often i find them either too compressed (throwing too much information at the viewer in the short amount of time they have to run) and too artsy and or lacking a clear cut vision. i can say none of these things about starcrossed. in this review and i will do my best to avoid any dramatic spoilers and but i will also assume that the reader understands that the theme of this film is brotherly incest. as with any short film and the story is fairly simple and straightforward and easy to digest. it clear that the film attempts to shine a light one one of modern society most deeply held taboos. this film succeeds in every respect. in the fifteen minutes of running time and i found myself feeling a gamut of emotions. with only a little dialog and the viewer is rapidly pulled into the most personal moments and thoughts of these star crossed brothers. from the opening scene set in their early childhood and one can see the very close relationship the brothers have. when the film progresses to the present day in the next scene and the excellent acting and honest and heartfelt performances remind the viewer that love can come in the most unexpected and harsh way. as the relationship progresses and any disgust the viewer may initially feel is quickly replaced by sympathy and emotional distress as the viewer suddenly realizes that there can be only one possible resolution. and the aftermath of that resolution is heart rending. anyone with an open mind would do well to watch this film and absorb its message. if nothing else and it boldly and honestly challenges the viewer to reexamine some of our deepest beliefs on the shame filled and secretive taboo of incest. though the film is only fifteen minutes long and it resonates in the viewer long after the credits roll. this is perhaps my favorite short film i have ever seen. i can not recommend it highly enough. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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