AIR FORCE TWO

Cinemavixion Review

Kevin Jerome Everson's 'Air Force Two' offers a contemplative short film experience, anchored by a focused performance from Lydia Marie Hicks. While the local data hints at a thriller premise, the external data clarifies this is a distinct, art-house exploration, revisiting the evocative prison setting of 'Air Force One.' Everson masterfully uses this space to create a distinct mood, allowing the audience to ponder the visual and thematic connections. The film's brevity belies its impact, inviting viewers to engage with its atmosphere and the resonant imagery of its chosen location. It's a piece that rewards careful observation, showcasing Everson's unique directorial voice in a concise yet powerful format.