Prego

2015
13min

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5,9/10

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Official Poster for Prego - A Short Film by Usher Morgan

Katie and Taso get high on helium and introduce "Prego" ~ A short film by Usher Morgan.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre languePrego is a short comedy film by Usher Morgan that tells the story of Emily (played by Katie Vincent), a young woman confronting a one-night stand (played by Taso Mikroulis) with the revelati... Tout lirePrego is a short comedy film by Usher Morgan that tells the story of Emily (played by Katie Vincent), a young woman confronting a one-night stand (played by Taso Mikroulis) with the revelation that she's pregnant.Prego is a short comedy film by Usher Morgan that tells the story of Emily (played by Katie Vincent), a young woman confronting a one-night stand (played by Taso Mikroulis) with the revelation that she's pregnant.

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5,9/10

288

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Récompenses
- 5 victoires et 1 nomination au total

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Katie and Taso Introduce "Prego"

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Kirpianuscus

bitter nice

a comedy. not original, not special. but real useful. as reflection of contemporary life. after the end of film, two things are real significant : the look of Katie Vincent, doing an admirable role and the right portrait of a representative Peter Pan syndrome young man of Taso Mikroulis. not the last, its basic virtue is the predictability. you knows each answer and each Mark reaction. and the end, the end is real, real strange. because it is the expected one. and this is the fact for the small desire to be the other. his returning. and, after the first shock, the talk of two future parents. but this is it .

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Anecdotes
Filmmaker Usher Morgan admitted that the look of the film was heavily inspired by Wes Anderson's Grand Budapest Hotel, in particular the light dimming effect whenever the camera pushes in.

Citations
Emily: How the hell are we going to raise a baby?
Mark: Give it breast milk and plenty of sunlight, I'm sure it'll be fine.
Emily: It's not a fucking plant!
Mark: You give your plants breast milk?