Yes

Introduction

Yes (2019) is an American drama film written and directed by Tim Realbuto, based on his acclaimed stage production. The heartfelt and insightful film delve deep into topics that surround mentorship, ethics power dynamics, as well as the blurred lines between personal and artistic lives. It stars Tim Realbuto alongside Nolan Gould (famous for Modern Family) The film explores the complicated and tense relationship between an actor who was once successful and a teacher and his gifted but troubled student.

 The film employs the rawness of dialogue and the emotional tension to tell an intimate narrative that examines both vulnerability and ambition. Its premiere at festivals such as Dances With Films, Yes was acknowledged for its engaging performances and its meaningful topic. In just 200 lines, the film invites viewers to think about the costs of following their dreams as well as the tense balance that exists between exploitation and guidance.

Storyline / Plot

This film is about Matthew (Tim Realbuto) who is a washed-up Broadway actor who is now teaching acting and Jeremiah (Nolan Gould) who is a talented, however struggling student at high school. Their bond extends beyond the confines of school when Matthew is able to see Jeremiah’s potential. The relationship that begins as mentorship slowly becomes a complex relationship that blurs boundaries as well as secrets and difficult moral dilemmas. The story forces the viewer to choose between where the line between guidance and manipulative behavior begins.

Themes

• Ambition Vs. Reality dreaming big at the expense of honesty.
• Machina & Influence How authority can affect or hinder young talent.
• The art & Morality The sacrifices that are made in the pursuit of art.
• Identity and Vulnerability – dealing with personal struggles while striving for success.

Cast

• Tim Realbuto as Matthew
• Nolan Gould as Jeremiah
• The supporting actors include Jenna Leigh Green, Siobhan Fallon Hogan, and many more.

Production

Written by Tim Realbuto, Yes is a reworking of his acclaimed play of identical name. The film was made on minimal budget, but earned popularity in the independent film circuit for its genuine writing and powerful performances. It was showcased at numerous film festivals and was praised for its unique subject and the character-driven narrative.

FAQs

Q1: Does Yes the result of a true account?
No It is, however, a parody by Tim Realbuto’s stage show that is based on real-world issues in the realm of arts.

Q2 What is the genre? yes?
Drama, that has emotionally and psychologically charged themes.

Q3 What can I watch? the film?
The film is accessible on a few streaming platforms as well as by independent film networks.

Q4 Who is the major target audience for this film?
Fans of independent cinema, lovers of drama and people who are interested in stories about mentorship and morality.

Conclusion

“Yes” is a powerful and bold independent drama that asks viewers to rethink the price of ambition as well as the delicate line that separates the rules and the exploitative. With a stellar performance by Tim Realbuto and Nolan Gould The film reveals the vulnerability of passion for art while also highlighting the dangers of blurred lines. If you are a fan of intimate, dialog-driven films that have moral profundity, Yes is an essential film to watch.