Not only do I love Scott Caan, and the way he portrayed his character (Drew)leaves the viewer in awe. His performance was absolutely heart-wrenching. His scenes with his dad (Leo Burmester) were flawless, and the scenes where he was not with Burmester, but was contemplating his life and thinking about his dad were spellbinding.
I liked the feel of the film. It seemed cold; it make the fact that the character seemed trapped even more realistic. From the beginning, when the viewer sees that the 'warehouse loft' was where Drew and his father made their residence gives away the fact that Drew truly cares for his father (in that he'd give anything for his father's happiness).
What a heartwarming tale.
I liked the feel of the film. It seemed cold; it make the fact that the character seemed trapped even more realistic. From the beginning, when the viewer sees that the 'warehouse loft' was where Drew and his father made their residence gives away the fact that Drew truly cares for his father (in that he'd give anything for his father's happiness).
What a heartwarming tale.