4/5
Bizzarro e Fantastico
A Roman Everyman discovers a violently ill intruder on his sofa after returning from the market. Begrudgingly, the Everyman must nurse this stranger back…
This 15-minute short primarily explores the theme of obsession. If it weren’t for the quick-witted dialogue and outrageous characterisation, ‘Chocolate Milk’ would slot straight into the psychological thriller genre, but J.W. Cox’s and his leading actors have delivered a fine film that is jampacked with humour throughout.
The short doesn’t take itself too seriously. The ending leaves viewers with a comical surprise, despite the unfolding events. J.W. Cox’s writing should be applauded as does the actors performances. A highly recommended short.
This 15-minute short primarily explores the theme of obsession. If it weren’t for the quick-witted dialogue and outrageous characterisation, ‘Chocolate Milk’ would slot straight into the psychological thriller genre, but J.W. Cox’s and his leading actors have delivered a fine film that is jampacked with humour throughout.
The short doesn’t take itself too seriously. The ending leaves viewers with a comical surprise, despite the unfolding events. J.W. Cox’s writing should be applauded as does the actors performances. A highly recommended short.
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