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drinks Monday 1 September 08 Edinburgh Reunion in London
Topping And Butch Hit Leicester Square 26-27 September 08
Mirror Mirror
(2.5 minute short film)
Verdict: Sharp fragment of intriguing suspense
(Mirror Mirror is a trailer for a science fiction film that doesn't exist.)
A man takes off his sunglasses, another is strangled - naked - and sucked through a wall. 'Won't leave you alone at all', flashes a graphic. Smoke is swallowed up into the reflection of a shopping mall. There are screams, and moody music.
'Starring Merryn Owen / Louise Kane / Mary Ann Scott' 'Let me out!' 'What do you want?' The image disappears into a mirror - we're surrounded by bleached white faces. 'A film by Yank and Kraut' 'Mirror Mirror - starring ...' The credits roll.
Mirror Mirror's a remarkable piece of film. It's excellently shot (by Tom Palliser and Sharon Soor), and edited with electrifying precision (by Dettmer Forsyth-Graffam). There's a strong cast delivering necessarily brief, but taut and effective, performances.
Mirror Mirror has a chilling feel, and the ideas glimpsed in this collage create an excellent shiver. A sharp fragment of intriguing suspense.
Credits (as shown on film): Cast: (film credit order): Merryn Owen. Mary Ann Scott. Louise Kane. Marianna Bukowski. Matt Bartlett. Antony Eden. Linda Kay.
Crew: Camera Operator - Tom Palliser. Camera Assistant - Sharon Soor. Blood Effects - Linda Kay. Special Visual Effects - David Barlia. Editor - Dettmer Forsyth-Graffam. Original Music - Andrew McKenna. Produced by - Hungry Lion Films in association with Take Five Studio. Directed by - Yank and Kraut (aka David Barlia and Dettmer Forsyth-Graffam).
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John Park
reviewed London 28 February 03
film made as part of the Sci-Fi-London Trailer Challenge 03 - January 03
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