Loved the cinematography, loved the idea, but just felt like I was watching an 'Irreversible' spin-off.

I realise that since the director is gay, and judging by prior comments, Smith was probably trying to tackle gay stereotypes and well-done on that. But it says very little, and only seems to reinforce black stereotypes. (Heterosexual) Blacks are violent, homophobic and then accuse the white man as being racist because they're narrow minds cannot come up with anything better for an excuse. It almost seems hypocritical if the directors intentions were to tackle stereotypes.

The film was excellent. It dealt with our stereotype of people with shaved heads. Ignorant people assume that anyone with a shaved head and a army bomber jacket is a racist skinhead. Gay skinheads are much different than racist skinheads. The theme is simple--don't judge a book--er--bloke by its cover. The editing was very well done. The lighting gave the short a claustraphobic feel.

I'm fowarding the web address so many of my friends can watch this.

This movie is yet another work of art by gay filmmaker Timothy Smith. Like his short movie LE WEEKEND, ATTACK is a subtle and surprising and affecting story. All of the ingrediants are smashing: good acting, directing, and story. Timothy is a filmmaker to watch. May he make a million more movies in his career!

I thought the editing was very good. Good to see alternative perspectives. Too bad for the characters' orientation, I thought they were nice.