Simplicity in the farm boy militia man. With a twisted and bothered past makes for a short with very strong acting. The film takes 2 sides of the fence and places you in the middle. I enjoyed the story unfold from the scared boy into the mature male species. The film also delves into the complexity of wanting to belong. Outcasts meeting on a common ground. The back story's which can be left to the imagination of a past riddled with hiding a secret. The 2 men's interactions are on a weird level that teeter totters between homosexuality, and heterosexual male bonding. The misconceptions of the film may be a overly gay tone. But I thought the film was very smart and looked at things on a different view.
Review of Small Arms
