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Easter Clearing (1998) More at IMDbPro »
Accomplished much in seven minutes., 18 March 2003
Author: Nick Folegandros from New York
This was a short movie I saw at, what else? A short film festival in New York last year. I think the cinematography was excellent. It reminded me of one of those old saturated colorful panavision films when they first came on the scene. Haggerty did a great job executing a difficult situation. This was the first time I saw Oz Phillips in a film. He's very different. Sort of a cross between William Macy and Marlon Brando. I also saw him at the Venice Film Festival. Great actor. The redemption that takes place at the end of the movie was sincere and heart felt. It accomplished much in seven minutes. Kudos to Hagerty. Does he have anthing else out?
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