Tempus

Tempus is a great short film with a very well structured story and dazzling performances from both cast members. There is a beautiful message to this film that would probably have different meanings to many people, sort of like a poem, because short films like this truly is a type of poetry, the way I look at it is that love holds no bounds, that someone that we truly care for will always be the first thing on our agenda, nothing comes before them. One thing I think this film needed was to be longer, not significantly, just a few extra minutes would have been great, I felt like the movie ended just as its fulfilling message was truly capturing my heart and entering my soul, but then it finishes too fast, I felt uplifted, and then it was gone before I knew it, it easily could have been eight minutes, and sadly wastes potential at a mere four. The performances in this movie are fantastic and perfectly convey the tone and message with pure grace and passion, Jonathan Kite and Ann Benson deserve huge praise for their terrific dedication to these roles, they never speak, they don't need to, their body language, facial expressions and eyes says it all, I've seen Kite in 2 Broke Girls on several occasions, but never expected this level of depth to him as an actor. Tempus has beautiful cinematography and a stunning cast, certainly worth the watch for anyone looking for a good short film.

A man runs towards the love of his life.