We've all had our hearts broken from time to time. Me? I'm still trying to cope with a missed finger-roll by Patrick Ewing during a Knicks game in the Garden. Seriously, why couldn't he have just dunked? Anyway, a new indie flick about dealing with a broken heart is on the way, and we've got your first look for you!
Below you'll find the teaser art and trailer for Android Re-Enactment written and directed by Darryl Shaw and starring Jeff Sinasac, Adam Buller, Sarah Silverthorne, Melissa Cline, William Poulin, Todd Thomas Dark, Delena Porter, Dean Tedesco, and Dana Tartau.
Look for more on this one soon!
Synopsis
Ermus, an obsessed scientist, tampers with the unstable emotions of android replicas of the people surrounding the greatest heartbreak of his life. Soon the lines between reality and fantasy are blurred, and Ermus is forced to confront a surreal nightmare.
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Below you'll find the teaser art and trailer for Android Re-Enactment written and directed by Darryl Shaw and starring Jeff Sinasac, Adam Buller, Sarah Silverthorne, Melissa Cline, William Poulin, Todd Thomas Dark, Delena Porter, Dean Tedesco, and Dana Tartau.
Look for more on this one soon!
Synopsis
Ermus, an obsessed scientist, tampers with the unstable emotions of android replicas of the people surrounding the greatest heartbreak of his life. Soon the lines between reality and fantasy are blurred, and Ermus is forced to confront a surreal nightmare.
Visit The Evilshop @ Amazon!
- 6/30/2011
- by Uncle Creepy
- DreadCentral.com
Marc Roussel is the Canadian director behind various short films. One his latest efforts, Remote (starring: Ron Basch, Sarah Silverthorne, George Komorowski, Peter Racanelli, Julie McCarthy, Nadia Di Carlo, Chris Willis, Ruth Barrett and Don Tjart) is a horror / thriller in which a man communicates via his television set to one of the former tenants of his residency. However, as there conversation progresses, he discovers that she was murdered by a vengeful slasher and it's up to him to try and prevent what happened in the past while in the present. With Remote, Marc Roussel showed that he is capable of directing a competently acted short film with a sleek, professional look on a modest budget. Remote also showed an ability to build and craft suspense through dialogue and the actions that the characters take instead of through editing techniques or gratuitous violence. Perhaps Marc Roussel will carry over these abilities into a feature film?...
- 12/15/2010
- by Big Daddy aka Brandon Sites
- Big Daddy Horror Reviews - Interviews
Not sure how this one was missed, but horror short Remote will play in Newport this week (April 23rd). The film utilizes isolation and the blending of time, or space to place character Matt at the scene of murder. The show has one showing only at 3:30pm, so if you are interested in the clip below head on down to Newport for the festivities, soon.
The synopsis for Remote here:
"On a cold February night, Matt loses his cable signal during a severe snowstorm. He's left with channel after channel of static, until he comes across a station that is the mirror image of his apartment, but 30 years in the past. He soon discovers that he can communicate with Justine, the young woman residing in the apartment on the television. As the two get to know each other, Matt discovers that Justine died on that very night 30 years ago.
The synopsis for Remote here:
"On a cold February night, Matt loses his cable signal during a severe snowstorm. He's left with channel after channel of static, until he comes across a station that is the mirror image of his apartment, but 30 years in the past. He soon discovers that he can communicate with Justine, the young woman residing in the apartment on the television. As the two get to know each other, Matt discovers that Justine died on that very night 30 years ago.
- 4/19/2010
- by Michael Ross Allen
- 28 Days Later Analysis
Year: 2009
Directors: Marc Roussel
Writers: Marc Roussel
IMDb: link
Trailer: link
Review by: agentorange
Rating: 7.5 out of 10
[Editor's note: As I was putting the finishing touches on this review, director Marc Roussel emailed to say his short had just picked up "best short" at Thrillspy Film Festival in Washington, D.C.. Congrats Marc!]
Watching short films is always an odd experience. Maybe it's because of the restrictions on length, or maybe it's just that filmmakers inherently know that cranking out a short film is something they Have to do to break into the biz, but more often than not I find they lack focus and leave me with an overall feeling of dissatisfaction. Of course, there are also rare occasions when a short film can have it all. The brilliant work of Rodrigo Gudiño ("The Facts in the Case of Mister Hollow") comes to mind, and now Marc Roussel's bite-sized, supernatural thriller Remote joins the ranks of the small category.
Why is it so good? Because Roussel was smart enough to focus on the writing. The story of Remote is tight. It takes a high...
Directors: Marc Roussel
Writers: Marc Roussel
IMDb: link
Trailer: link
Review by: agentorange
Rating: 7.5 out of 10
[Editor's note: As I was putting the finishing touches on this review, director Marc Roussel emailed to say his short had just picked up "best short" at Thrillspy Film Festival in Washington, D.C.. Congrats Marc!]
Watching short films is always an odd experience. Maybe it's because of the restrictions on length, or maybe it's just that filmmakers inherently know that cranking out a short film is something they Have to do to break into the biz, but more often than not I find they lack focus and leave me with an overall feeling of dissatisfaction. Of course, there are also rare occasions when a short film can have it all. The brilliant work of Rodrigo Gudiño ("The Facts in the Case of Mister Hollow") comes to mind, and now Marc Roussel's bite-sized, supernatural thriller Remote joins the ranks of the small category.
Why is it so good? Because Roussel was smart enough to focus on the writing. The story of Remote is tight. It takes a high...
- 10/15/2009
- QuietEarth.us
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