CONFIRMATION wants to be a visually rich film with numerous vivid characters and intense happenings. It aims to be a communicative film that is entertaining and moving at the same time. The style of the film will be dynamic and fluid. Although gentle, the film is constructed very densely, with several colorful characters and scenes with a touch of humor and grotesque. The camera will be alive, “breathing” with the actors, in lighting and color-wise close to naturalism. In costumes and make-up design, we’ll be in search of colorful, rich, and juicy elements. Non-professional actors, both kids and adults, will be included in the cast. Thematically, the teenagers, the betrayal, and the countryside are the main elements of the film. The confirmation, a widespread custom in the Catholic world, symbolically means entry into adulthood. It offers a complex combination of high-flying metaphysics, pathos, and kitsch. A similar contrast can be found in the relationship between youthful ideals and the tough trials these face during growing up. Betrayals in true friendships bring disillusion and disappointment. On the other hand, the courage and sacrifice, as performed by GABER and PETER, give friendship its meaning and beauty that are hard to evaluate. This is the note on which the film ends. Besides its serious core, the film will be told in a light way. So, on one side, the project is witty and playful. On the more subtle side, it deals with profound questions of relationships and morals.