Winner Takes All

2005
6min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaWinner Takes All is the tale of a cocky Stranger who enters a rowdy bar and accepts a challenge to win a pot of money. He fails to listen to the rules properly, with shocking but hilarious c... Leer todoWinner Takes All is the tale of a cocky Stranger who enters a rowdy bar and accepts a challenge to win a pot of money. He fails to listen to the rules properly, with shocking but hilarious consequences. The tale is based on an old joke, and is all told in rhyme.Winner Takes All is the tale of a cocky Stranger who enters a rowdy bar and accepts a challenge to win a pot of money. He fails to listen to the rules properly, with shocking but hilarious consequences. The tale is based on an old joke, and is all told in rhyme.

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Barber Ali

Barman

John Campbell-Mac

Stranger
(as John Cambell-Mac)

Dave Courtney

Gambler

Lauretta Medcalf

Lovely Lady
(as Lauretta Lewis)

Chico Slimani

Narrator

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Curiosidades
Screened at: Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Austria Video Film Festival, Hollywood Dances With Films, Sweet HD Film Festival, Portugal Festroia Film Festival, Raindance Film Festival, The Louis Vuitton Hawaii Film Festival, Chichester Film Festival, St John's Newfoundland Film Festival, Hungary's International Festival of Young Filmmakers, New York's High Falls Film Festival, Cardiff Screen Festival, Alameda International Film Festival (USA), Film Festival With A Twist (Montreal) Nominated for Best Short Film at the BAFTA Cymru awards. Short listed for Best UK Short at British Independent Film Awards.

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10/10

A very funny story, brilliantly told

I thoroughly enjoyed this short film from beginning to end. The beat of the music enhanced the rhythm of the story. I felt that it was well directed and moved at a good pace. The setting was well chosen. Characters portrayed were from a strong cast with one or two notable performances. The choice of costumes were appropriate with a good use of red for emphasis. The story built and progressed in an amusing way and I felt that I was rooting for the main character from early on in the film. The humour was slick and sometimes almost slapstick but also very cleverly acted. I would like to see more of the work of this director....