One of Us Cannot be Right

About This Movie

So, this short film, 'One of Us Cannot be Right,' directed by Jacqueline Hynes, really captures a certain mood. It's got this raw, almost intimate feel that pulls you in. The pacing is deliberate, letting the tension build while exploring themes of trust and betrayal among a small group. The performances are pretty compelling, each actor brings a slice of reality to their roles, which is refreshing. You can tell it was made with some limitations, but that actually works in its favor, creating an atmosphere that feels real and relatable. There's something distinctive about how it uses practical effects to convey emotions rather than flashy visuals, which I think adds to its charm.

Short film, 2008 releasePart of Nifco's First Time Filmmaker ProgramFocus on character-driven storytelling