Jury Award |
| Best Actor |
| Best Director - Short Film |
Bronze Award |
| Dramatic Short |
A wonderful piece that deals with the underbelly of human emotions. Neal McDonough plays his part with subdued intensity - he has a juicy part to work with, and he makes the most of it.
At a time when most American movies are boring and predictable, here is a film that delivers not only raw emotion, but an honest look at warped family values, psychosis, racism and radio propaganda. This is not your average sugar-coated Hollywood formulaic stuff, and we can only be thankful for that.
