646f9e108c A gritty, ultra realistic tale of brotherhood and loss told through the eyes of Jules, a tormented Western Suburbs boy left clinging to the past and Marcus, a young man from the North Shore driven by his blind rage. Tragedy has bound these two men at the hip and together their destinies will collide in a frenzy of fist fueled emotion and carnage. I saw this short film recently at MUFF and have to say that despite it&#39;s short duration, I was pretty impressed. It&#39;s not often that a short film leaves you wanting more, and THE END did just that. There&#39;s so much more I want to know about these troubled characters beyond their primal instincts and because of that, I think it&#39;d make a pretty sweet feature. I&#39;d watch it! <br/><br/>For a short film, THE END has balls. That&#39;s undeniable. There&#39;s something like a death every two minutes and even more f-bombs. What sets this film apart from all the other gun toting, fist flying &#39;youth violence&#39; flicks however, is the heart at the core of it all. It&#39;s moving to see just how far one would go for his &#39;brother&#39;. Especially, at such a tender age.<br/><br/>Looking back, it&#39;s probably one of the most intense shorts I&#39;ve seen in a long time, if not ever… I&#39;d be keen to see what these guys come up with next. An extended version, I hope.
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