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Apricot (2009)A mysterious man with missing memories asks very personal questions to a beautiful woman. Director:Ben BriandWriter:Ben Briand |
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Marcel
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Madeline
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Young Marcel
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Alice Zuhulka | ... |
Young Madeline
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Victoria Haralabidou | ... |
Marcel's Aunt
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Ariana Mandile | ... |
Party Twin 1
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Brittany Mandile | ... |
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Matt Dooley | ... |
Uncle
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A mysterious man with missing memories asks very personal questions to a beautiful woman.
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This is without a doubt the best short film I've ever seen. Never has a short film been able to develop a story that is captivating, emotion that is humane and real, and something most shorts don't have these days; an ending that really has you thinking about the film for days. This is straight art. I'm not to familiar with Ben Briand's other works, but I plan on supporting him. Most director's try and 'frame' true cinematography and camera work by filming in nature to convey beauty, but his ability is real and genuine. The nature shots in here are some of the best I've ever seen. This movie is the definition of epoch. The movie achieves in less than eleven minutes what most Hollywood movies can't do within ninety minutes. Don't watch the trailer though. There might be a spoiler I guess, but the main reason is because it really doesn't do the film justice.
I could easily spoil the movie for you and tell you what happens, but it wouldn't matter. A great film could still make you cry or feel something. This is more than just a visual experience; it's a testimony of human revelation and genuine love.