FAMILY BUSINESS

Very interesting! With several unpredictable twists, both in the storyline and in the emotional experience of the film. The abrupt ending left me uncertain—am I supporting the protagonist or not? It created an ambiguous, thought-provoking feeling. Thank you!

The kid's rage, the betrayal, the twist felt like The Godfather condensed into a TikTok. I loved how raw it was. No glamour, just straight-up pain and guns.

Not a lot of action per se, but the tension in the scenes — especially that confrontation with the father — was explosive. You don’t need flips when the stakes are this personal.

In just 10 minutes, the film takes us from cocky bravado to a brutal confrontation with identity and loyalty. The final reversal flips the entire premise on its head. It's compact but thematically heavy. a smart move for a student short.

Dam, I wasn’t ready for that ending. First time I’ve yelled what the f.. at my screen in a while. It starts like a gangster coming-of-age and ends like a greek tragedy. Wild ride!

When he found out the boss was his dad… that pause, that shock, I literally felt my chest tighten. That kind of twist hits deep when you're not expecting it.

There's a raw talent here, but the film could’ve benefited from more restraint in the dialogue. The middle drags with shouting matches that blur into noise. Still, the reveal is impactful, and the ending brings satisfying closure.