After viewing a wonderful selection of short films at Grimmfest,I got set for the final one in the batch,by going to meet Bef.
View on the film:
Keeping at the same height as 11 year old Sammy (played with a impressive mature grip on the complexities of the character by Jacob Shapiro) writer/director Eric Burleson serves a juicy slice of Southern Gothic, ignited from a rich golden glow poking out of low-hanging shadows around a decaying house.
Introducing the viewers to Sammy and his huge scars glistening,the screenplay by Burleson tensely unfolds the abduction of Sammy,which Burleson criss-crosses with a gradual sinking from out of the shadows, of the swamp dwelling kidnapper.
View on the film:
Keeping at the same height as 11 year old Sammy (played with a impressive mature grip on the complexities of the character by Jacob Shapiro) writer/director Eric Burleson serves a juicy slice of Southern Gothic, ignited from a rich golden glow poking out of low-hanging shadows around a decaying house.
Introducing the viewers to Sammy and his huge scars glistening,the screenplay by Burleson tensely unfolds the abduction of Sammy,which Burleson criss-crosses with a gradual sinking from out of the shadows, of the swamp dwelling kidnapper.
