Author: Jijo Jose

This short documentary aims at capturing the lives of Asian people in the various corners of New York. A camera and an eye to look at the most insignificant things in an interesting way – that’s what makes this video enjoyable. We amaze at the small everyday things that were brought forward vibrantly in this video.

The movie starts off at a slow pace, lacking luster, where we find cadence calling out her boyfriend, Taylor Locke, for breakfast. Her tender, loving relationship with her boyfriend is depicted well enough. The plot takes a twist with the introduction of two chaotic, drunk boys – KC & JJ.

Shot as a first person point of view, “Random stop” is true, the brutal story of a deputy sheriff who pulls over a hostile driver on a lonely stretch of highway as the last stop and is faced by a fatal outcome. Directed by Ben Arfmann, the movie starts off at a slow pace where… Continue reading Random Stop – Review