Mother's Red Dress (2011)

Mother’s Red Dress: Directed by Edgar Michael Bravo. With Timothy Paul Driscoll, Alexandra Swarens, Alisha Seaton, Amanda Reed. A Twilight Zone-type story about a young man who falls in love and is ready to start college. His problems begin when he cannot tell if his memories are real or imagined.

“I was highly impressed with the quality of the this film. It has the look of mainstream work and I am sure that was no easy task without a mainstream budget. The story is touching, shocking, and dark at times. The acting and directing compliment the writing perfectly. I felt like I had been to that coffee shop and could be friends with any of them. Since it is an Independent film, I think there was more freedom to examine the darker sides that a mainstream film might skim or pretty up a bit to be appealing to more general audiences. Because of that freedom, you end up with a film that is much more real, much easier to identify with, and something that draws you in like a great novel. — Teeco71”