They, these decades later (with help from a couple more goofs) made a very silly short movie indeed. This movie:
It screened locally, and then, these months later (along with 150+ other amazing shorts) screened here:
So... Yeah I'm still more or less at a loss for words about that. We got to meet and chat with Mark Ruppert, who began and runs the 48 Hour Film Project. We got to gather in Rotterdam's gorgeous city hall and hear from an official whose title I can't remember. Best of all we got to see a whole lot of super-creative movies. In fact I think I'll just fill out the rest of this post with some highlights.
Book Clubbing:
https://www.48hourfilm.com/en/san-francisco-ca/films/39160
Dates Camp:
https://www.48hourfilm.com/en/leeuwarden-nl/films/42082
Le Vynelle:
https://www.48hourfilm.com/en/paris-fr/films/40514
Everything Rises:
https://www.48hourfilm.com/taipei-tw/films/40582
Garbage:
https://www.48hourfilm.com/en/rotterdam-nl/films/39450
One Last Game:
https://www.48hourfilm.com/en/seattle-wa/films/37617
The Coup:
https://www.48hourfilm.com/en/asheville-nc/films/37514
Everything at the festival is well worth looking up, but of the screenings I made it to, these are a handful of my favorites.
1 comment:
What amazing experiences! It will be fun to see the films you recommended as well as to review The Chair maybe a dozen or so more times. Thank you for sharing your extraordinary film project production and the ensuing adventures! Bravo!
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