Short Film Reviews

March 6th, 2009

A short film, which is kind of strange to me. Don’t know why. Anyways, this time it’s about adults. I know, that teens think, that when they’ll be adult – everything will be just fine. But that’s way not true. Adultness will not help you to solve your life, or even solve one of your problems like relationship with opposite sex. I know that one of the most important things for a guy is to ‘score’. And this film reflects the position of most of the guys. Or I think so. Anyways, this film caught my eye and here it is. Also I feel a duty to tell you who helped to make this film come true. So, starring: Edward Goldsack, Hilda McBrien; director: Lyndon-Arden Wong; cinematographer/editor: Karl Emmett.

Description: A short film about Drastic, who is on the longest drought of his adult life. He just can’t seem to score with any chicks. Then one Saturday he gets the perfect opportunity in the form of Vanessa. Now he can only get her away from her best friend, the drought will be over.

P.S. I don’t understand this short film’s purpose.