I Love Sarah Jane (2008)

Jimbo is 13 and can think of only one girl -- Sarah Jane. And no matter what stands in his way-bullies, violence, chaos, or zombies-nothing will stop him from finding a way into her world.

Director:

Spencer Susser

Writers:

David Michôd, Spencer Susser

Stars:

Brad Ashby, Mia Wasikowska, Vladimir Matovic

3 wins & 1 nomination.

Cast

Cast overview:
Brad Ashby	...	Jimbo
Mia Wasikowska	...	Sarah Jane
Vladimir Matovic	...	Joey
Beau South	...	Rory
Peter Yacoub	...	Gram
Richard Mueck	...	Zombie
Anton Enus	...	Newsreader

Storyline

Jimbo is thirteen and he has a crush on Sarah Jane, the girl of his dreams. She still doesn't want to hear of him. But Jimbo is persistent. He will make Sarah Jane fall for him, no matter how long it must take. And what does he care if he lives in a post-apocalyptic environment? If all the adults are dead? If the place is infested with zombies? Jimbo loves Sarah Jane. That's that.

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Plot Keywords:

love | patricide | bow and arrow | children | orphan | 

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Genres:

Short | Horror

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Details

Country:

Australia

Language:

English

Release Date:

January 2008 (USA)

Also Known As:

Miluju Saru Jane

Company Credits

Production Co:

Aquarius Films, Blue-Tongue Films, Last Picture Company, The

Technical Specs

Runtime:

14 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Crazy Credits

No zombies were harmed in the making of this film

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Connections

Remade as I Love Sarah Jane

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Soundtracks

"Like A Lollipop In A Candy Store"

User Reviews

What would kids do if left alone in a post apocalyptic world?

This film has done what so many short films and feature films fail to do. it's created a world of its own that has depth. it's created characters with believable actions and reactions. and it creates a free flowing story that progresses naturally through the film.

i've read several reviews that complain about the amount of cussing that the kids do in the film. if this offends you, then you're probably out of your depth watching a genre film to begin with, and if you don't think this is realistic behaviour then you don't know kids (real kids). if you left a handful of kids to their own devices in a post apocalyptic world, what do you think they'd get up to? they'd torture zombies with whatever tools they can get their hands on. they'd swear. they'd drink beer. they'd do anything they wanted, particularly the things they'd been told never to do.

i can't explain how impressed i was by this short film, and i sincerely hope it leads to great success and further features from the writers and director.