Solace 2013
"Alone is sometimes best"
In *Solace (2013)*, director Vandon N. Gibbs crafts a haunting drama woven from three distinct narratives, each following a stranger in search of redemption.
Director: Vandon N. Gibbs
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Solace (2013) about?
*Solace (2013)* unfolds three intertwined stories of individuals from different walks of life, each seeking closure or absolution. Their seemingly separate journeys collide in a powerful climax that ties their fates together unexpectedly.
Who directed Solace?
Solace (2013) was directed by Vandon N. Gibbs, known for his evocative storytelling and atmospheric filmmaking.
Who stars in Solace?
The film features Russell Durham Comegys, Rhoda Griffis, Dupree Lewis Jr., Dixie Light, and Robert Pralgo in lead roles.
Is Solace (2013) worth watching?
While *Solace (2013)* may not be widely known, its themes of redemption and human connection offer a quietly powerful experience for fans of introspective dramas. Its short runtime makes it an accessible choice for viewers seeking depth over spectacle.
How long is Solace?
Solace (2013) has a runtime of 76 minutes.
About Solace (2013) — Three Stories of Redemption Collide in this Melancholic Drama
In *Solace (2013)*, director Vandon N. Gibbs crafts a haunting drama woven from three distinct narratives, each following a stranger in search of redemption. As their paths converge toward a tense, unforeseen climax, the film explores themes of isolation, fate, and the quiet strength found in unexpected connections. The atmospheric storytelling lingers long after the credits roll, blending raw emotion with a sense of inevitability.
Russell Durham Comegys, Rhoda Griffis, and Dupree Lewis Jr. lead a compelling ensemble cast, each bringing depth to their roles as fractured souls grappling with life's harsh truths. Gibbs' direction infuses the film with a melancholic beauty, where silence speaks as loudly as dialogue. Filled with quiet introspection and moments of quiet devastation, *Solace (2013)* is a meditation on the human condition that rewards patient viewers.