Independent Film #8

Diner Scene

A stylistic eavesdropping upon two criminals in a diner, revealing a brotherly honor between thieves.

Written/Directed/Edited/Scored by Luc Londe

Starring

Jonathan Drahn as Clean Harry

Sam Euston as Filthy Luca

Crew

Jeanne Sloane

Ben Whipple

Terror From The Abyss, is an independent production based on AT THE MOUNTAINS OF MADNESS by H. P. LOVECRAFT. Two scientists travel to Antarctica to discover an ancient civilization from another world. To bring life to Lovecraft's strange visions, the film uses mixed techniques like green screen compositing, cut-outs, and clay animation. The production took place in Sweden.

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You Might not Feel it but Your Children Will

These are the real cartels, the insatiable military and the corporate hounds, who keep making the rounds while confirming the kills. If you can't handle the stink, stay out of the cistern. The banker bully boys came here from Clockwork Orange, multitasking with motorcycle boots and attendant orgasms. Where have we been; fast asleep in the belly of the beast, drunk on the digestive juices of Wall Street monsters.

Quiet Signs of Love

Quiet Signs of Love is a compelling modern love story that promotes the National Relay Service to young deaf Australians. It provides a window into the world of deafness and shows the important role the NRS plays in the lives of thousands of Australians. The film was written and directed by Yannis Nikolakopoulos (Ikonfilm) with a vibetrack by Brett Williams (of The Choirboys) that allows deaf viewers to 'feel' the music.

The Glitch

Late-night TV viewer Harry Owen (Scott Charles) experiences a series of brain-splitting digital breakdowns that cause him to question his perception of reality and his mental health.