Thursday, May 21, 2009

Trailer for locally made 'Silent Treatment'



Locally made short by writer/director Jonathan Rothell. Starring Michelle Loridans and Don Hooper. Shot on 35 mm. Watched it on DVD today. Craft speaks for itself. Hope to write more about it soon.
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3 comments:

Cervantes Reck said...

Working in this movie was a great cinematic experience. It combined my childhood memories(of watching Keaton and Chaplin on a Sunday morning) with the fact that I was actually acting in a "silent" film (just like actors from the past).
Thanks again Jonathan for the wonderful role. And thank you also, Mr. Kent, for having us here!
Cervantes Reck

12:17 PM
Alexandyr Kent said...

Nice work. Your role called to mind a hybrid of Keaton and "Brazil's" Tuttle. (Or was it Buttle?)

3:00 PM
JB Jones said...

This was such a fun movie - a sort of cinematic pun - playing with the concepts of silent films while still staying true to what made silent films magical.

I wish the current crop of directors would look back to this era for inspiration. There is a lot those old flickering films can teach us.

12:09 PM

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