Though I didn't enjoy the plot, I must say that the cinematography made this film a delightful six out of ten for me. Produced by up and coming production company mind pictures, this one certainly messes with your mind in both good and bad ways.
From what I gather from this director's second film 'Misread', Simrat is normally behind the camera. In this short film (made on a modest budget of £100 may I add!) he acts as both head of the lighting department and also the star role as the disturbing killer.
The films psychological aspects weren't fully realised, but what can you expect from a directorial debut. The mongologues were often childish and underdeveloped, but big Sim managed to pull it together.
All flaws aside, I look forward to the next Ben Ramsden motion picture.
On a side note, you might want to edit the parents guide for this page as this one isn't suitable for youngsters.
From what I gather from this director's second film 'Misread', Simrat is normally behind the camera. In this short film (made on a modest budget of £100 may I add!) he acts as both head of the lighting department and also the star role as the disturbing killer.
The films psychological aspects weren't fully realised, but what can you expect from a directorial debut. The mongologues were often childish and underdeveloped, but big Sim managed to pull it together.
All flaws aside, I look forward to the next Ben Ramsden motion picture.
On a side note, you might want to edit the parents guide for this page as this one isn't suitable for youngsters.