Sydney Film Festival 2010 - 'Caught Inside' - Meet the Filmmakers

We catch up with Director Adam Blaiklock, Producer Paul Friedmann, and Actors Daisy Betts and Ben Oxenbould who fill us in on the making of their new Australian Thriller 'Caught Inside' screening as part of the Freak Me Out pathway of the 2010 Sydney Film Festival.

'Were all going to have a great time,' Skipper Joe (Peter Phelps) tells the four eager young men and two unexpected women whove shown up on his boat The Hedonist for a twelve-day Maldives surfing cruise. 'But there's one thing that can blow it, and that's when a [expletive] ruins it for the whole team.' But theres one in every crowd, and the one in Caught Inside is Bull (Ben Oxenbould), a harmonica-torturing loose cannon whose meltdown precipitates a holiday thats anything but dead calm.

Known for his commercials and shorts The Existential Cowboy (winner of a Dendy Prize at SFF 96) and Four-Minute Festival, director Adam Blaiklock has all his knives in the water with his feature debut, a gripping web of sun, surf, sexual chicanery and suspense.

World Premiere

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Caught Inside
• Ben Oxenbould
• Sandy George
• Sydney Film Festival
• SFF
• SFF2010
• Dead Calm
• Sony XDHD Cam
• High Definition
• Cinematography
• Yacht
• Terror
• thriller
• horror
• Adam Blaiklock
• Matt Tomaszewski
• Daisy Betts
• Harry Cook
• High Definition Cinematography
• Maldives
• Leeanna Walsman
• Flying Fish Productions
• Paul S. Friedmann
• Damian Wyvill
• ozploitation
• Australian Film
• film
• freak me out

[GiaMarieCarangi]

2:38= <3

[regwags]

"Caught Inside" - A really cool new Australian surfing movie, filmed in the Maldives and screened at this year's Sydney Film Festival. Congratulations to Adam Blaiklock Director, Paul Friedmann, Producer - This is an exceptionally believable movie with a strong build-up, great acting, actors actually surfing themselves, cinematography and storyline excellent leaving you wanting to see it again just to catch those nuances which make you re-think your judgements by the end of the film...