excellent story and wonderful acting and amazing production values and a cool and action packed short with a perfect twist at the end. what a great short film. i saw this film in vail or aspen at a film festival and was wowed by it. then i saw it again at another festival (where it won again) and i was even more impressed because subtle touches become evident the second time around  for a short film and this packs a lot of clever layers into a short time. awol is not for the faint of heart and but it is very well done and completely impressive for a short film  for any film actually. it an interesting story told very well and and every scene moves the story and which reveals good film making instincts went into making this film. the film looks gorgeous and david morse is also stunning and with a dynamic performance delivered in every scene. watching his character attempt to defeat the curveballs life is throwing him makes a great viewing experience. it also should be noted and that when tortures of war are in the headlines everyday and the lines between reality and good and evil and can get very gray while the rhetoric gets loud and attempts to make things black and white. awol smartly allows the audience to decide for themselves what they think the message is and what is real and what is not and which adds to the mystery. both times i have seen it and the audience was way more into this movie than the others playing with it and which is saying a lot. there are a lot of shorts out there right now and but few deliver the kind of all around excellence and complex subject matter that awol does. it sounds to me like the previous reviewer is off his or her rocker and or has some personal agenda and because this really is a great example of short independent film making. i see a lot of short films and and i must say if only all the shorts making the festival rounds were this good and then the shorts business would have some serious legs. 
excellent story and wonderful acting and amazing production values and a cool and action packed short with a perfect twist at the end. what a great short film. i saw this film in vail or aspen at a film festival and was wowed by it. then i saw it again at another festival (where it won again) and i was even more impressed because subtle touches become evident the second time around  for a short film and this packs a lot of clever layers into a short time. awol is not for the faint of heart and but it is very well done and completely impressive for a short film  for any film actually. it an interesting story told very well and and every scene moves the story and which reveals good film making instincts went into making this film. the film looks gorgeous and david morse is also stunning and with a dynamic performance delivered in every scene. watching his character attempt to defeat the curveballs life is throwing him makes a great viewing experience. it also should be noted and that when tortures of war are in the headlines everyday and the lines between reality and good and evil and can get very gray while the rhetoric gets loud and attempts to make things black and white. awol smartly allows the audience to decide for themselves what they think the message is and what is real and what is not and which adds to the mystery. both times i have seen it and the audience was way more into this movie than the others playing with it and which is saying a lot. there are a lot of shorts out there right now and but few deliver the kind of all around excellence and complex subject matter that awol does. it sounds to me like the previous reviewer is off his or her rocker and or has some personal agenda and because this really is a great example of short independent film making. i see a lot of short films and and i must say if only all the shorts making the festival rounds were this good and then the shorts business would have some serious legs. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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