Shorts
In The Bag
Director: David Bemis
While making a bag drop, Charlie impulsively takes the money and runs. Stopping in a laundromat to collect his thoughts, he meets Janet who is making a decision of her own. Together they are propelled toward an uncertain future.
good little piece nice camera work good luck
Good short film. A colorful group of characters converging on a drop at a laundromat. Only in NY. Great job.
Like the music-keeps up the suspense.Good acting and good story.Really like how she gets rid of Alex.
i love it. i posted at more length, but it didnt go through–great pace, sound and mystery. also, i like that it takes itself seriously as a film (not afraid to). great job
What was in the bag?
Excellent performances, especially by Ms. Heyert. Great little story!
Loved the Film. I think the camera work was fantastic! The acting was wonderful as well! Definatly should be on TV.
Very wel done and real
I loved this. Prudence Heyert was fantastic as Janet - she really draws you in.
This was great- wow! So professional!
Deft strokes establish characters you want to know more about: any sequel to this Mulberry Street romance? And yes, the music complements the dialogue very nicely indeed.
I loved it. The characters are colorful and familiar. A great NY story with music that works beautifully. Terrific acting.
that foxy red head in the car scene. so great!
Very well done. Clever.
funny funny funny
there’s no story here; unnatural dialogue, but visually interesting.
Well done congratulations all
it’s cool.
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