Showing posts with label festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label festival. Show all posts
Monday, 26 November 2012
BFF 2012 - Manborg
This film is hilariously entertaining, bad taste at it's best. It's very obvious that the director's taste in bad 80s action cliches is evident in this film, and it doesn't take itself seriously. This mixed with a dry humour, makes this film a must see. For what it's designed to be, the special visual effects and make-up effects are amazingly creative. I recommend viewing this film for sure.
www.manborg.com
Sunday, 25 November 2012
BFF 2012 - Ghosts With Shit Jobs
Ghosts with Shit Jobs Trailer June 2011 from Tate Young on Vimeo.
This film is as amazing as it's title. Created on a budget of only $5000, this film is a great example of unique creativity and thinking outside the box. It's minimalist sound design does a great job of creating a humorous dystopian future. If you get the chance to see it, it's worth a look.
www.ghostswithshitjobs.com
Monday, 19 November 2012
BFF 2012 - Keyhole
I don't know where to start. Well watching this film, I was never bored and my attention never drifted from the film or the story. I would use the marmite metaphor for describing this film, when you see it you'll either love it or hate it. It was easy to follow the core of the story, and the simplicity of characters with goals. However it was difficult to pin down the structure and aesthetics of 'Keyhole's world and characters. But I did enjoy the visuals of this film. I would describe it as a psychedelic noir, about family, love and ghosts. Not for everyone but I really enjoyed it.
www.keyholemovie.com
BFF 2012 - Flying Blind
Saw 'Flying Blind' last night. A very moving and thought provoking Drama with a good amount of tension and a satisfying conclusion, a very good film.
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Sunday, 18 November 2012
BFF 2012 - Up There
Just seen 'Up There', an entertaining dark comedy. If you have a sense of humour about death, then this is a film that's worth a view. Also got the chance to ask actor Burn Gorman a question about the production process during the video Q&A, which was awesome.
www.uptherethemovie.com
BFF 2012 - 8 Minutes Idle
Saw my first film of the 2012 Bath Film Festival last night, 8 Minutes Idle. A very funny and entertaining comedy. If you get the chance to see it, I definitely recommend watching it.
www.ifeatures2.co.uk/eight-minutes-idle
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