LOST CHILD

A film about a psychically wounded vet reluctantly bonding with a child may sound like something you’ve seen before, but you haven’t seen “Lost Child.” Directed by Ramaa Mosley from a script she wrote with Tim Macy, the slow-burning thriller walks a fine line, balancing elements of psychological drama and the supernatural, with a surging undercurrent of social commentary that sneaks up on you. The movie itself is remarkable for its simple and adept crafting of performances but it’s also a stunning example of guerilla style filmmaking refined - taking the initiative to craft and create a big looking film by any means possible. The story of the making of this film is “just do it”. High praises for this film and for what it stands for!

This is a touching and haunting film that stands on it's own as a female drive Western, drama, PTSD thriller but is all the more remarkable because it was made in true indie style with people who had never acted before on a micro micro budget. The directing is masterful, the cinematography was stunning and made the film look like a medium size drama. Leven Rambin's portrayal of a veteran returning from the war was very compelling and nuanced. The child that played Cecil was riveting. All around this film was beautiful. I hope that it gets the attention it deserves