This was not a movie, This was a student trying to make movie

I had seen the director's debut film "Misogynist" which I enjoyed, and saw an early viewing of "Sable" and definitely see the evolution in scope, story and visual aesthetics.

The film reminded me of a blend of a Guy Ritchie film and True Romance, with the performance of the film going to the young drug dealer son Colton (played by Chris Petrovski, who I had seen on Madame Secretary as well). The father is also played brilliantly by Jon Briddell and Ayla as the title lead character rounds out a nice tight cast overall.

I'd say the strengths would definitely be the visual style and also the lead performances. I would love to see what can be done on a bigger budget, but definitely worth a watch.

That being said - saw a few other reviews on here and it's a real shame when they are blatant trolls who just make fake profiles and vote down indie films for whatever their agenda is when it is obvious they have not even seen the film and just created profiles recently out of their own angst or jealousy. Indie films need love too! Would definitely recommend the film!

Truth be told I could only watch 20'. Then I vomited in my mouth and I almost choked. So sorry I cannot give you a comprehensive critique other than that this is one of the most laughable, tepid, B. A. D. movies ever made. To the makers of the movie: if it is not too late, do yourselves a favor and become plumbers.