Exodus Fall

Directed by Ankush Kohli and Chad Waterhouse, Exodus Fall is a deeply moving and brilliantly crafted narration of the story of a family that sticks together through an awful ordeal, and ultimately emerges victorious in their mission.

The story focuses on the Minors, a regular American family living in Texas, that’s faced with a devastating tragedy when their father passes away. That leaves behind three siblings and an abusive mother, who strive to piece together the broken fragments of their lives. The story takes a dramatic twist when one of the teens is sent away from home to the house of his maternal grandparents owing to his autism, something which his mother is unable to cope with. This spreads a wave of angst among the other two, who set out with the determination to bring their brother back home. But little do they know that the journey that they’ve embarked upon isn’t half as easy as it seems. They have no idea about how to reach the home of their grandparents, which lies thousands of miles away from their home in Texas.

Their only driving forces are their unwavering hope and their intense love for their brother. Even though their path is full of obstacles and road blocks, it ends up to be every bit worth the effort, as they learn lessons worth a lifetime with each step they take. They movie effortlessly conveys its message loud and clear, which is that no matter how impossible something may seem to be, if we have a strong conviction to achieve it, there’s nothing that can come in our way.

Exodus Fall is a drama movie that touches to the core, with a storyline centered on a bunch of children, adamant to paint their seemingly dark fate with bright colors. Draped in eye-catching wardrobes, the characters look realistic and spread their lovable aura on-screen. Playing a role in captivating the audience is the innovative camerawork, which instills further glory to nature’s virgin beauty.

The director succeeds at holding onto the various segments of the storyline, thereby leaving no scope for loose ends. Exodus Falls can be termed as a heart-rending movie that delivers what it promises – a halo of emotions engulfing you.