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Look (I) (2009)LOOK examines the meaning of beauty, while it reveals the unique and extravagant imagination of a lonely barmaid. Director Ryan Pickett utilizes visual poetry to show that the desire for ... See full summary » Director:Ryan Pickett |
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Title: Look (2009)
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Emma
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LOOK examines the meaning of beauty, while it reveals the unique and extravagant imagination of a lonely barmaid. Director Ryan Pickett utilizes visual poetry to show that the desire for another's beauty can lead to an unsettling emptiness. Written by Anonymous
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The quest for beauty always leads back to yourself.Parents Guide:
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28 April 2009 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Nashville, Tennessee, USACompany Credits
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Winner of 2011 Best Shorts Competition Award of Merit. See more »Quotes
Emma: Beauty exists in the mind that contemplates it. It's in the blink of an eye we find it... and in the blink of an eye we lose it.See more »
I just stumbled upon "Look" while looking through IMDb Pro at another film titled "Look." This is such a beautiful short film! I could feel a lot of angst on the part of the barmaid about her not measuring up to the in-crowd. "Look" is very deserving of its Accolade and it should really be submitted to more festivals. The plot was well written and intriguing. I really liked the music and I might just play the film again just to listen to it. I thought that it is really too bad that the IMDb version is not HD but I could better see the high quality of the RED One 4K at the director's website. Congrats to the cast and crew for a successful effort.