Susan The Goth Girl

“Susan the Goth Girl, even though it is a short film it has the potential to be bigger. The two main characters had a chemistry which would give a spark to the potential love story. The supporting actor’s characters have potential for development. The writer/director Elliott Kilmartin Gilroy has created a story that could have numerous layers. It could be a rom com, a drama or a social commentary. Mr Kilmartin Gilroy has a great future ahead of him.”

“I thought this was a great short film with a story people can relate to, not just goths but there is a wider theme of being accepted in a community or treated like everyone else, and I feel that there are a lot of people who can relate to feeling separated or different and made to feel that different is weird or wrong. This is a great film to represent that and how just a single person can be the difference to make that change.”

“My wife & I had the privilege of attending this short film's premiere. This film delivers a strong message about treating others the same way, rather than judging by appearance. I had no idea whether Elliott, the director, intended to portray a Christian message throughout the film; however, I was pleasantly surprised & pleased to see that message here, as the saying goes, "Do not judge, or you too will be judged." My favourite performance in this short film was Liv Frazer's role as Susan, as she carries not just the predujice of being judged harshly, but showcases her vulnerability & the need to be accepted as a normal human being. Elliott Kilmartin Gormley did a fantastic job directing this short piece & I look forward to seeing more of his work in the near future.”