A young man's attempt at a first contact with a love interest is hijacked in a most entertaining way.
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Title: C.T.R.L. (2014)
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| Moe Bar-El | ... | Pj (as Moe Bargahi) | |
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Matthew Biancheri | ... | Philip |
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Edward Cain | ... | Talking to Friend |
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Laura Davitt | ... | Waitress |
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Helena Dowling | ... | Sophie |
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Jack Everson | ... | Tom |
| Glennis Laroe | ... | Girl Reading Magazine | |
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Kerri McElligot | ... | Girl Reading Book |
| Gayle Richardson | ... | Girl Holding Mug | |
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Charlie Simmons | ... | Sitting at the Cafe |
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A young man's attempt at a first contact with a love interest is hijacked in a most entertaining way.
c.t.r.l is a delightful short film that I have a good feeling you will know about soon. I see it as having all the ingredients to be a wonderful viral video. It just has a very refreshing quality to it that will take you by surprise.
The performances are exquisite. You'll root for Sophie and Philip as they follow their fate. And you'll hiss at Tom and PJ, the fiendish villains. This short work is truly worthy of mention. It provides a nice uplifting vibe with an urban attitude, a decidedly English style.
And it's the sort of short that you can't help but watch over several times, thus its great worthiness as a viral video.