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When Ethan and Abbie hit a dog on a remote mountain road, they stop the car and begin to quietly test each other’s moral fiber. Shame and fear widen the gap between what they say, what they think, and what they do. They find a number on the dog’s collar and contact the owner with the bad news. On the drive to return the dog’s body, Abbie accuses Ethan of misleading the owner about how it died. The argument builds until Ethan agrees to make it clear that they are the ones responsible.
“a sharply written dark comedy-drama of astute insight.” — Indie Shorts Mag Team
“raises questions about what the truth actually means. Croft and Gould are smart enough to leave that answer up to the audience.” — Bobby LePire, Film Threat
When Ethan and Abbie hit a dog on a remote mountain road, they stop the car and begin to quietly test each other’s moral fiber. Shame and fear widen the gap between what they say, what they think, and what they do. They find a number on the dog’s collar and contact the owner with the bad news. On the drive to return the dog’s body, Abbie accuses Ethan of misleading the owner about how it died. The argument builds until Ethan agrees to make it clear that they are the ones responsible.
“a sharply written dark comedy-drama of astute insight.” — Indie Shorts Mag Team
“raises questions about what the truth actually means. Croft and Gould are smart enough to leave that answer up to the audience.” — Bobby LePire, Film Threat
