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Footsteps (2006)A young man called Andrew is forced to endure a bitter encounter with a man known as the Cameraman, who enjoys filming beatings, murders and rapes in an abandoned underpass. Director:Gareth EvansWriter:Gareth Evans |
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Andrew
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Paul
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Jared Morgan | ... |
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Solitaire Mouneimne | ... |
Michelle
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Sera
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Dean
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A young man called Andrew is forced to endure a bitter encounter with a man known as the Cameraman, who enjoys filming beatings, murders and rapes in an abandoned underpass.
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UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
11 December 2007 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Vengeance Day See more »Filming Locations:
Cardiff, South Glamorgan, Wales, UKBox Office
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£10,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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As usual the cast and crew have written the first few reviews! I wonder why they bother when surely everybody by now knows that anything with a decent rating and a low number of votes must just be being pimped by the people who made it.
Please don't waste your time watching this total garbage. It looks like it was made by schoolkids. The violence is laughably badly done (think 8 year olds pretending to play war or something - punches that don't connect, blood out of a ketchup bottle, etc. etc.). The endless 'thoughtful' silences at least have the decency to let you know the film is going to be boring as hell within the first 10 minutes.
The camera work is awful, with the usual shaky-cam work trying to give it a gritty feel (I would suggest changing the sheets on your bed Mr Director - bound to be some grit floating about there), sometimes the main subject of a shot is out of focus while, for instance, a bus window frame is in focus... poor poor poor. If they can't even get the basic mechanics of film-making right it's no wonder the end result is a total waste of film, money, effort and more importantly the viewer's time.
Watching Battlefield Earth is a better use of your time.