I enjoyed watching this film at the Action on Film Festival back in July 2008. I especially enjoyed the music. Very effective and carried the point of the film across. I also liked the shadowy character - reminded me of The Shadow. Whoever put together the costume design should be rewarded for a job well done. It's obvious that the filmmakers are esoteric and philosophical in their thinking (just like their other short film 'Shakespeare's Dead') - is the shadowy character just a figment of the main actress' imagination? Or is that shadow somehow real? And I guess that's the gist of it: aside from the music and a cool costume design, it's the plot that makes this short film intriguing from beginning to end. I say if you haven't seen it, go see it at the upcoming Phoenix Comicon Film Festival.
Review of The Intermission Man
