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A well-made short film that chronicles a brief period in the life of a bridge operator and his son. The treatment of the subject is in the style of a parable, which is effective in the little amount of time that the film has. It also helps as the pure sentiment of the subject could be easily overplayed in a traditional film. With the shorter format, those sentimental moments tend to be underplayed--limited dialogue and wider shots. This helps to give the film resonance.

Technically proficient, but it feels somewhat artificial. Still, some nice touches here and there make it a decent watch.

Written by the leader of Cobra Kai, wtf.