Joshua (Jonathan Erwin) has hever gotten over his sister having been taken from him by leukemia, so much so that even his psychiatrist (Lucy Borchers)  runs thin on ideas - so she tells him to maybe make his ans his sister's story into a piece of creative writing. Joshua, always a writer at heart, is all for it. So he makes up the story of Mallory (Tammy Sasnow), a woman who gets sacked by her boss (Timothy J. Cox), ditched by her boyfriend (Bryson Schultz), and told she has leukemia all the same day. So obviously, Mallory is the perfect projection board for Joshua - until of course he meets Mallory in real life ...

The basic premise of Rewriting Mallory of course is grief and how to deal with it, and that's a premise that really can go anywhere - and goes just the right direction in this short as it puts a light, at times even slightly comedic spin to it, without ever betraying the film's severe cause though, but getting a very entertaining story out of it, that's also very engagning thanks to rounded out main characters brought to life by a pretty solid cast - making this one just a pretty worthwhile watch indeed.

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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