The film distinguishes itself on the technical front, featuring a superbly haunting soundtrack from Rich Keyworth underscoring McCombe’s atmospheric direction.
Read the full review at http://m0vie.wordpress.com/2011/01/26/non-review-lovers-jump
"— the m0vie blog
It is short, bitter sweet and atmospheric with a clever twist.
http://blueprintreview.co.uk/2011/02/short-film-showcase-lovers-jump/
"— David Brook, blueprint review
Jenny Wong’s script is nice because there’s not much expository dialogue to explain anything—it all flows naturally.
Read the full review at http://thestopbutton.com/2011/02/01/lovers-jump-2010-mark-mccombe/
"— The Stop Button
It’s not hard to see why there is so much buzz surrounding Laurence Fuller. His performance here is excellent.
Read the full review at http://www.battleroyalewithcheese.com/2011/02/film-review-with-robert-mann-lovers.html
"— Robert Mann, Battle Royale With Cheese
Like all the best short fiction, whether it be a film or a piece of literature, it reveals a story to the audience and then turns your expectations on their head.
Read the full review at http://canetoadwarrior.blogspot.com/2011/01/lovers-jump.html
"— Cane Toad Warrior
Lover’s Jump is a short film directed by Mark McCombe and scripted by Jenny Wong. It is about the tragic effects of losing someone close to you and how those painful feelings can drive someone to extremes.
Peter (Laurence Fuller) is wracked with guilt after the death of his mother. He goes to Lover’s Jump bridge and decides that there is only one way to stop his pain.
After receiving Peter’s ominous phone call, his Aunt Sandra (Holly Clark) rushes to the bridge but can she change his mind before it’s too late?
Please email Mark McCombe if you would like to find out more about Lover's Jump.