all that work...
...for nothing! I spent a good three hours researching a film I hadn't seen so that I could write a film description for it. And now they tell me that they had to drop the film.
BLACK SHEEP isn't imaginary, but I'm entering it in IFF '07 anyway.
21st century Berlin serves as the backdrop for this black comedy where five unrelated tales unfold before our eyes. We meet a curious cast of characters including Boris, a former hand model, Charlotte, a tour barge announcer whose boyfriend is an alcoholic, a Satanist named Fred, a couple of cannabis-crazed contemporary hippies, and a crew of sex-starved punks who end up in more trouble than they bargained for. In true Berlin fashion, anarchy reins king as the characters of BLACK SHEEP yearn for love, fame, money, and sex. And in the true spirit of the film, the characters we come to care about fail miserably. Or do they?
BLACK SHEEP isn't imaginary, but I'm entering it in IFF '07 anyway.
21st century Berlin serves as the backdrop for this black comedy where five unrelated tales unfold before our eyes. We meet a curious cast of characters including Boris, a former hand model, Charlotte, a tour barge announcer whose boyfriend is an alcoholic, a Satanist named Fred, a couple of cannabis-crazed contemporary hippies, and a crew of sex-starved punks who end up in more trouble than they bargained for. In true Berlin fashion, anarchy reins king as the characters of BLACK SHEEP yearn for love, fame, money, and sex. And in the true spirit of the film, the characters we come to care about fail miserably. Or do they?
posted by Rachel @ 12:56 AM
2 Comments:
At 5:52 AM ,
Anonymous said...
i heard scott entered a film...why isn't it on the blog? even after censorship i think it deserves an entry! remember it's ok to stretch your audience's minds...plus i heard it was a great contribution.
At 8:44 AM ,
whereonearth said...
I heard that too. I think you could just simply do as they would in the motherland: bleep and censor everything that might be upsetting to the more fragile members of the audience. Like they did to Zoolander in Malaysia: turning a 2 hour movie into 20 minutes of scenes that have nothing to do with each other.
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