American Trash

I really like this movie. It is a very good movie. It is a very captivating movie. I have watched this movie twice now. I would watch it a lot more if it was on a streaming app. I love Robert LaSardo. He's a great actor and great director. This is a very emotional movie. I highly recommend everyone check it out and at least watch it once. This movie shows how cruel the world can be and how emotional we can get from it. It's sad that this kind of stuff really happens in today's society. It also shows how someone suffers from ptsd. I give it eight stars. Hopefully a lot more people will check it out.

Robert LaSardo is not only an amazing dramatic actor, he shows us his full chops by not only writing and directing American Trash, he also plays the lead.

Robert has created a heartfelt saga that pulls at your emotions and directly hits at anyone who has served this country in uniform.

This story will follow the main protagonist (Robert) through the gritty sides of Los Angeles and Venice Beach on his quest for answers to his personal tragedy.

It follows his journey through love, loss, grief, and finally retribution climaxing to a heartfelt conclusion.

I highly recommend this film to everyone. Please enjoy it and Robert, keep them coming.

We are all connected, every one of us - and this film shows us that throughout the story. Grief and stress change us from the inside out, and in American Trash we see this with Milles and grow to understand his psyche and the massive love hidden deep down inside, especially for Melissa.

So much of life is out of our control, but love wins. We make choices every day and these choices shape our lives and the lives of our loved ones. Both fear and love battle it out in this story and the moments captured are deep and true.

Robert, keep directing and writing. It was an honor being a part of this film.

The story involves a veteran with ptsd that has been trying to cope since his time in service, he meets a girl which quickly becomes what he feels is his other half, a tragic incident happens to her leaving the man in a peril state.

Robert LaSardo takes a different path in a more dramatic approach showing his character is going through more than what is met. The environment is very well shot heightening the mood and setting for the characters, very well shot camera work and cinematography. The cast is well placed for such a dire situation when it primarily focus on one character.

Robert's character goes through various feelings such as connecting,spirituality, seeking an inner sanctum of self salvation, carrying a burden and not when or how to rid of it even when you try to get the right support.

It can also teach us that even a consequence needs to be paid rather than learning to accept and improve on self character. Sometimes a painters self aggression needs to use the brush and paint his reflection in a different perspective, in a different form. Fans of Robert LaSardo's work will see a deeper side of his character and notice that everyone can become their worst enemy, everyone can become the monster they didn't know could be, everyone can repent and find the light of solitude.

It is worth watching to feel and to exercise the meaning of "righteousness " this feeling I would call a two sided shade of grey that anyone can relate to.

This film is RAW man! Wasn't expecting this to be this engaging! The performances were actually on point and the plot kept you going! The film in general gives you a weird vibe, and leaves you feeling for the lead who gave an incredible performance. At times I felt I wasn't actually watching a movie, but actually living an experience! Very few independent films I feel give me that vibe now-a-days, especially no Hollywood blockbuster! The music was very powerful and just heartbreaking at times! The scene in front of the tree tore me up man! The films crew did a great job to with the editing, sound and scouting locations! They captured Venice very well! Highly recommend!