After persuading his date to stay and watch a bootleg (illegal) movie, Chris cooks up some popcorn for Rachel, who already appears anxious on the sofa. We feel her discomfort. She certainly doesn’t want to be there. As they watch ‘Night of the Living Dead’, the tape glitches to a home video of what appears to be a murder. Rachel retreats to the bathroom to examine her thoughts and suspicions. Upon return, all is not as we are led to believe.
Not a short to be over-looked, any criticism; lack of dialogue and action, would only thwart the reason it works so well. A visually strong piece of filmmaking.
After persuading his date to stay and watch a bootleg (illegal) movie, Chris cooks up some popcorn for Rachel, who already appears anxious on the sofa. We feel her discomfort. She certainly doesn’t want to be there. As they watch ‘Night of the Living Dead’, the tape glitches to a home video of what appears to be a murder. Rachel retreats to the bathroom to examine her thoughts and suspicions. Upon return, all is not as we are led to believe.
Not a short to be over-looked, any criticism; lack of dialogue and action, would only thwart the reason it works so well. A visually strong piece of filmmaking.
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