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The award winning film James vs Reality, a short film by Chris R Wilson and Tim Feeney. Winner of several festivals, including Best Sci-Fi at the 2...
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The award winning film James vs Reality, a short film by Chris R Wilson and Tim Feeney. Winner of several festivals, including Best Sci-Fi at the 2011 Dragon*Con!
This short was the first live action film we've done and was completed on a $0 budget.
Thanks for viewing!
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chrisrw512@gmail.com
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Film: Primer
Directed by Shane Carruth
United States (2003)
Science Fiction/Psychological Drama
8 Parts/ 77 mins
With optional English Subtitles (you ...
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Film: Primer
Directed by Shane Carruth
United States (2003)
Science Fiction/Psychological Drama
8 Parts/ 77 mins
With optional English Subtitles (you might need the subtitles for some scenes of technical dialogue)
Please be sure to turn on the CC (closed captions) button to view subtitles
Subtitles are translatable to any language and can be moved by clicking and dragging the subtitles.
(Rated PG13 by MPAA)
Prepare your brain to be put through a blender with this ultra low-budget gem (made on a budget of $7,000) by first time director Shane Carruth and winner of the Grand Jury Prize for dramatic film at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival. A thinking man's (or woman's) science fiction film that has generated a cult following because of its innovative plot structure and complex, technical dialogue. A rare science fiction film does not insult the intelligence of its audience by sugar-coating the science behind the fiction of the timeworn subject of time travel so often seen in other less-imaginative sci-fi films, and as a result, the director presents and reworks ideas and themes of past films in the genre in a refreshing manner. The most attentive viewers may have trouble finding their bearings as the film opens with a quick flow of engineering jargon, and anyone who can follow the temporal twists and inversions of the film's final third probably deserves an engineering degree. Primer is a witty, well-shot, and convincingly acted science-fiction brain twister, leading one to suspect that on repeated viewings a rock solid narrative will reveal itself. (And trust me, YOU NEED TO WATCH THIS FILM AT LEAST 2 OR 3 TIMES.)
Synopsis:
A group of four tech entrepreneurs, toiling away in a garage, have successfully created an error-checking system for their clients. But their recent work seems to have created an unexpected and seemingly impossible side-effect. Suddenly, two members of the group realize they are in possession of a device that can double, or perhaps even quadruple, the space-time continuum of anything that enters it. What at first seems like a windfall of astronomical proportions eventually proves to be much more than they bargained for. As the duo attempt to manipulate time to their financial advantage, when they begin to use the device to manipulate their personal lives, the two find themselves in an endless series of paradoxes and a growing amount of distrust. What seems like the standard foray into science fiction is revealed to be an ethical and philosophical rumination on the subject it tackles.
There is a moment in Primer that sums up the filmmaker's point-of-view quite nicely. It's not the line quoted in many reviews, where one addled engineer asks another, "Are you hungry? I haven't eaten since later this afternoon," although that line exemplifies Carruth's prickly wit. It takes place before the main characters' great, accidental discovery when two men discuss NASA's efforts to develop a pen that would work in zero gravity. After spending millions trying to work out the problem, the agency ended up using a simple pencil. Primer is the science-fiction film equivalent of that pencil, and the remarkable amount of bang the film gets for its buck is only one of its virtues. Primer is also a textbook example for young filmmakers that a film can be as big as you want it to be when creativity is your budget.
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GHOST ADDICTION. Investigating the Investigator. Patrick Doyle is back after deal for the reality show version of HAUNTED HOAX fell through. Ghost ...
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GHOST ADDICTION. Investigating the Investigator. Patrick Doyle is back after deal for the reality show version of HAUNTED HOAX fell through. Ghost Addiction is unique in the genre and needed at the stage of Paranormal television. Doyle is turning the cameras away from the hunted and pointing them at the hunters. This is the start of something new. A new movement. A new revolution. And most importantly -- a new conversation.
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Thank you so very much!
Have a fabulous 2010 too!
I still have to find out how to upload the vids from my phone, lol. Haven't had the time lately to check it out. But if and when I do...I'll let you know, k?
Now I'm just visiting & enjoying your favorites vids.
Cheers!
So...did you catch any of the vids from the "Last Call" show at the Spectrum? There are some good ones out there. I couldn't find my camera charger so I only had my cell phone to work with. And it doesn't zoom for photos, just vid. I got a couple vids, but have to figure out how to upload them, haha.
New Years is next and all I can think of is how I wish Todd and Co. would play in Philly again this year. Last year he played at the Painted Bride in Center City. Fabulous show and tons of great Todd heads from all over the country. I already knew alot of them from online, but it was cool to meet them in person. What a Toddfest it was.....
Happy New Year!!!!
I've found very nice vids here! Great Channel.
[ Nice to Meet ] I hope you'd enjoy my channel too.