Actors Cayman Cardiff, Tyler Scherer, and Tess Dinerstein star in the Shortical vertical drama “Forgive Me Father.” #Powerjournalist Markos Papadatos has the scoop.
The synopsis is: When a mysterious new priest arrives, a young woman’s quiet life is shaken by an impossible love. Desire, faith, and danger collide in a town where secrets don’t stay buried.
In “Forgive Me Father,” Brad Stone, a rich CEO who goes undercover as Father Michael, in an effort to help find his missing sister (from two decades prior). That is where he meets Anna (played by a lovely Tess Dinerstein), and he is trying to rescue her from the abusive and ruthless Elliot (Cayman Cardiff), who is blackmailing her to marry him.
Tyler Scherer is noteworthy in the roles of Brad and Father Michael. He layers his character’s conflicting emotions well, and Scherer is not afraid to be raw and vulnerable.
Cayman Cardiff once again pulls off a spellbinding performance as the nefarious Elliot, where his acting runs the gamut. Similar to “3,2,1, Farewell Forever,” he makes playing bad look so good. Prepare to be blown away.
Conclusion
In summation, “Forgive Me Father” is an engaging new vertical drama on Shortical that is worth more than just a passing glance. The lead acting performances by Tyler Scherer, Cayman Cardiff and Tess Dinerstein are all memorable, and they elevate this vertical to a higher level.
“Forgive Me Father” is well-written, and it will certainly keep the audience at the edge of their seats for its entire duration. It garners four out of five stars.
