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This was a very good short film, pulled expertly from the larger film. It tells a compelling story of a boy's imagination during a tough time in his life, and how his illness is slowly messing with each member of his family. Whether what we're seeing is real or not is up for debate and I loved that it didn't specifically tell you one way or the other, whether what he was experiencing was entirely in his mind or not. This was my favorite edit of the Consecution.

I did notice one single odd bit of music timing at 9:27, and the closing music track comes in a bit strangely, but that didn't affect my enjoyment one bit. Great work!