I'll See You in My Dreams (2003)

User Rating:

7.1/10   

Director:

Miguel Ángel Vivas

Writers:

Filipe Melo (idea and script)
Ivan Vivas (idea and script)

Genre:

Horror | Short

Plot:

In a village inexplicable haunted by a plague of zombies, Lucio, an honest worker, is the only person who can fight then...

Plot Keywords:

Zombie | Love | Treason | Tromadance | Revenge

Awards:

7 wins & 1 nomination

Cast

Adelino Tavares	...	Lúcio, the Zombie Killer
São José Correia	...	Nancy, the Girl in the Tavern
Sofia Aparício	...	Ana, Lúcio's Wife
Manuel João Vieira	...	Sam, the Man in the Tavern
João Didelet	...	Dário, the Tavern Keeper
Rui Unas	...	Miguel, the Priest
David Almeida	...	Mini Zombie - dwarf fighter
Cláudia Jardim	...	Main zombie - chubby
Carlos Alves	...	Main Zombie
Fernando Gomes	...	Main zombie - first scene
Filipe Melo	...	Main Zombie
Paula Sá Nogueira	...	Main Zombie - with katana
Raul Oliveira	...	Main Zombie - with pitchfork
Paula Diogo	...	Main Zombie
Patrícia Maravilha	...	Main Zombie

Runtime:

Portugal:20 min

Country:

Portugal

Language:

Portuguese

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

Portugal:M/16

Filming Locations:

Ferreiroz do Dão, Tondela, Viseu, Portugal

Company:

Pato Profissional Limitada

Trivia:

Lúcio the Zombie Killer is a reference to the director Lucio Fulci, and Sam the Man in the Tavern is a reference to the director Sam Raimi.

Great movie!

This is an excellent short film! Too bad they haven't done a feature out of it! This is a fast-paced, funny horror short film with a cool hero and lots of zombies. Beside being a great mix of fun and terror, this movie is technically very well done. The movie tells of a lonely man who lives in a town with more zombies than humans, who everyday kills the undead and gets drunk at the local bar. It is a shame that there aren't more titles like this in Portuguese filmography. Filipe Melo pulled a great job producing this film and I look forward to see his next project, 'Dog Mendonza'. THe only flaw is Sofia Aparicio's performance - definitely, models shouldn'tact. Ever!