Support Independent Film

My friend Rich Chambers has a short film that's begun making the festival rounds called "Tristan and Isolde" (poster below). It's a 7 minute horror flick with no dialogue. Wagner's "Tristan and Isolde" is used as backdrop music and the film deals loosely with Wagner's idea of "love death" and how a serial killer might think that was a pretty good idea. So, to say it's darkly comedic would be putting it mildly.

Rich has given me the link and password to the film on vimeo to share only with viewers of 21st Century Films. So enjoy and don't forget to support independent filmmakers.

https://vimeo.com/129768872
password: 983olsef

For the record, Rich has another short that's in production and should be done by the end of the year. It's a much more involved production that I'm helping him out with and it's looking amazing at this point.

Be careful Bread-head man!

Sometimes it's the simple things that bring the biggest smiles.

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Though in reality it's little more than a scene from what could be a feature film (like this), it's a damned well-done scene and is worth having a look at.

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As it's a pretty slow day for movie news I went a-wandering in cyberspace and came up with this gem of a short film. Created by and starring Stephan Zlotescu it's an incredibly well done and compelling vision of the near future as technological nightmare. It's only 6 minutes long so check it out.