London Calling Film London Shorts 2010 Reviews
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Hello My Lovely's,
So Film London was brilliant in sending me the 2010 editions
of their company's shorts. These had a completely different feel and mix to
them than the previous shorts that I had viewed and so be prepared for these
reviews.
Rite:
This film had many British gritty qualities on a man trying
to get to know his son. The use of hooliganism and sexuality competing against
each other was brilliant in their competition.
For many viewers I think the world of 'Shameless' will come
to mind with the plot of this film as it highlighted the amazing dark world
that is becoming all too real!
The film was like many British films on the market after the
London riots and I think looking at the view of the Father accepting his son,
when he is as brutal as a hooligan, makes it a dynamic and creative production.
This is getting a.... 4 Star!
We Are What We Drink:
Brilliant! I loved the comedic aspects of this film as it
showed the way that consumerism is buying the way in how people are viewed in
society! I think everyone should watch this short for laughs but also to see
how much the world is turning stereotypical.
The Chav serving the man is seen in many shops now as the
server who some people learn to accept however the fact that the server cannot
accept her customers unless they match up to a certain manner was fantastic!
This "Little Prick" is getting a huge... 5 Star!
Albatross:
At the start of this film I really questioned what I was
watching, however the dynamics behind the whole film were very interesting.
While they may not attract a lot of audiences the artistic developments behind
this film allow the audience to see how dark and twisted life can be at times.
However the musical pieces are just beautiful and you really
feel the pain of the character on screen.
As well the whiteness in the film adds purity and innocent
to the actions on screen which many directors don't even think about when
producing a film.
A likeable but unnerving this is getting a ... 4 Star!
North Atlantic:
I found this film so boring! Why wait and do nothing when
you are faced with an inevitable fate when you could do anything you wanted!
The two men on screen are both boring to watch considering
one is a normally good actor whenever I have seen him act before, so the use of
the rubbish camera work and storyline has made it such a draggy film.
These men are weak and the film is weak and so I am giving
it... 2 Star!
Spring:
Couldn't stand it! I had to turn it off before it had even
really begun! It was such awful acting that I knew that it was going to be too
painful to watch them before a very complex story.
For obvious reasons I don't have much to say about the film
and so I am giving it... 1 Star!
How Much for my Brother? :
Such a cute little story about the acts of brotherhood at
their best. I loved the way that the brothers needed each other at certain
points even though the older one thought he could do without him.
It reminded me so much of the relationship between my niece
and nephew who fight with each other a lot yet when my niece went in to
hospital, my Nephew acted in the same way as the boy on screen!
I loved their innocence as it showed how much a film is
affected with the different actors chosen and the way that the boys are so
innocent against that Hollywood idealism is refreshing.
Overall this film is getting....5 Star!
Mulligatawny:
This film shows honesty and real knowledge of the society in
which we live in today. With so much around us I am proud to be British;
however it is the evil figures such as the ones in this film that bring us
down!
The way that the director has captured this is insightful
due to the different emotions that are created from it.
As an unknown actress to me I wish the female protagonist had been in more; She presents honesty which an audience member could possibly relate to which is a interesting feature to have in a film like this!
This is getting a beautiful... 3 Star!
Thank You very much Film London for sending me the DVDs. I hadn't been interested in Short films until I had watched these films and I am grateful you allowed me to have the chance to do so!
Until Next Time...
Joey xxx
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