Omelet is a modern fairy tale, a romantic comedy with an emphasis on humor and more. Romance drops out of a three story window and lands on the protagonists' heads. It is about two people's paths c...
Omelet is a modern fairy tale, a romantic comedy with an emphasis on humor and more. Romance drops out of a three story window and lands on the protagonists' heads. It is about two people's paths crossing without their awareness, and yet they affect each other's lives in absurd ways. Minor but essential details and coincidences in their daily lives accumulate and turn into an unexpected romance.
Omelet presents an underlying exploration of the signs that are scattered throughout our daily lives and how they can make a difference to those who are receptive to them.
That was the official synopsis. Now the real thing is, watch those pieces of crumpled yellow paper throughout the film (and your life) - or the coincidences. Follow them, look out for them, enjoy them... People tend to ignore them. Gifted ones don't.
Please don't blame us you think what you see in the film has nothing to do with what is explained here :) It is the intentions that matter.
PS: Unfortunately this is not a very high-resolution version of the film due to YouTube limitations. When Marcus opens up the crumpled paper, he sees "You made the omelet fly" written in there. Folks told us that it is not easy to read.
Cuneyt Havlioglu & Serkan Kutan
CAST Gerald Sam Tregoning Sebastian Frank Lawler Markus Liam Sanchez Ashley Adrienne Stacy Frank Bryan Alvarez Cashier Jessamyn Bateman-Lino Barista Danielle Reierson Receptionist Tim Henderson Gerald's friend Erica Cryer Ashley's friend Anush Kumar Bartender Diana Noman Cornelius Amelia Moore Café owner Gilbert Martinez Second customer Oren Yaniv Narration Floyd Reichman
Credits
Original idea by Gamze Rudee, Surya Vanka, Serkan Kutan, Cuneyt Havlioglu
Written and Directed by Cuneyt Havlioglu & Serkan Kutan
Director of Photography Michael Welty Editor Krk Nordenstrom Music Composer Semih Tareen Produced by Cuneyt Havlioglu & Serkan Kutan
Assistant Directors Eric Stalzer & Andy McCone Art Director Rana Once Ottaviani Assistant Art Director Amineh Ayyad
Camera Assistant / B Camera Brian Barnett Camera Assistant Cherry Young
Sound Adam Martyn
Gaffer Eric Castro Best Boy Grip Shaun Martin Grips Ryan Alexander Brian Barnett John Becerra Russel Joyce Corey Lopardi Oren Yaniv
Script Supervisor Gilbert Martinez Make-up Artists Diana Oman Mahnaz Zamanian Location Manager Mary Beth Sloan Production Assistant Michael Martinez
Credits Alexandra I Ramsden
Craft Service Pam Raphael Craft Service Assistants Jacqueline Young RoseMarie FitzSimons
Set Photographer #1 Emek Erarslan Set Photographer #2 Hayley Young
Daisy Colorist Alexandra I Ramsden Fake e-mail application by Mauro Ottaviani Crumpled paper tree team Pradeep GanapathyRaj Elizabeth Markey
And many thanks to everybodyelse who supported the idea, energy and the making of Omelet.
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Very clever; a simple, witty, and small comedy about a big concept that is synchronicity...Those little signs that are not so little anymore when you finally connect the dots .Amazing choice of music BTW! Keep up the good work guys sounds like you're on something...
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Beautiful transitions, excellent music, engaging story. Just keep up with the very fine work.
Denis Basic