undate/redate is an interesting take on getting a "do-over" to get the girl. The main character journals about the previous night at a party. As he does so he rewrites the event so that he ends up with the girl. However, once he gets a date with her, he finds that she is not what he was expecting.
The film is unclear about when the events are"real" and when they are the imaginations of the journal, but for a five-minute short it is humorous and well-made. The acting is better than what I expect in a short film, and the story is well written. The best thing I can say is that the premise is such that you could imagine sequels, and that those sequeals would be as entertaining.
The film is unclear about when the events are"real" and when they are the imaginations of the journal, but for a five-minute short it is humorous and well-made. The acting is better than what I expect in a short film, and the story is well written. The best thing I can say is that the premise is such that you could imagine sequels, and that those sequeals would be as entertaining.
