Art History

2003
22m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

MA NOTE

C. Ernst Harth, Rachel Hayward, Dominika Juillet, Martin Novotny, and Martin Christopher in Art History (2003)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueFor all those times you were at an art exhibit wondering just how hard it would be to steal that "priceless ugly thing". Or how easy... Introducing Stella, Alex and John: three honors studen... Tout lireFor all those times you were at an art exhibit wondering just how hard it would be to steal that "priceless ugly thing". Or how easy... Introducing Stella, Alex and John: three honors students with a taste for anti-establishment pranks and the skill level to execute them seamless... Tout lireFor all those times you were at an art exhibit wondering just how hard it would be to steal that "priceless ugly thing". Or how easy... Introducing Stella, Alex and John: three honors students with a taste for anti-establishment pranks and the skill level to execute them seamlessley. Crammed with all that accessible knowledge and the competitive spirit of youth, they ... Tout lire

Director
- Nick Bicanic
Writers
- Nick Bicanic
- Dominika Juillet
Stars

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,7/10

MA NOTE

Director
- Nick Bicanic
Writers
- Nick Bicanic
- Dominika Juillet
Stars

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

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Citations
Stella Anderson: We're stealing a fat dude?

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All names, characters and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious. No wait. Dan Spencer is not fictitious. He is an Irish windsurfing friend of mine from Maui. No identification with actual persons or events (other than Dan) are intended.

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Deep End
By Swollen Members
Produced by Seanski
Courtesy of Battleaxe Records

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Commentaire en vedette

2/10

An interesting experiment

I admire Nick Bicanic for making this short film. So many people leave a theatre and say, "That movie sucked, I could've done better", so many more say they are going to make a movie and never do. Nick was ambitious enough to put an idea to paper and find a way to bring it to life, he also made a point of learning a few things along the way. I liked the lighting effects in the gym, I liked the fast-motion driving scenes, they looked quite professional. In fact, in most scenes, the lighting is one of the most remarkable details.I applaud the efforts of anyone who finds the means to make a goal realized no matter how big or small it may be to others.

Art History may not be a great film but it got made. It may not be a great story, but it got told.