Winter Cabin (2018) by Michael Huntsman
Yuching Tsai, a 23-year-old Taiwan-born and NYC-based international actor/ filmmaker, recently finished her first written-produced-starring English short film “Winter Cabin”. The film deals with a couple, Norman and Roxy, trying to survive a devastating bio-chemical war, which broke out in the Us. As they are trying to find food, they also have to deal with Norman’s psychological issues.
The film tries to deal with environmental issues and human relations, although I felt that the most interesting aspect is Norman’s mentality and the way Roxy deals with it, in a message that seems to state, “love conquers all”.
Sam Schmitz’s cinematography is quite good, as he paints the setting with bright white lights (for the most part) that suit the subject quite nicely. The same applies to the acting, with Yuching Tsai highlighting her character’s vulnerability and Bernard White as Nolan, an extreme passive aggressive behaviour.
Yuching Tsai, a 23-year-old Taiwan-born and NYC-based international actor/ filmmaker, recently finished her first written-produced-starring English short film “Winter Cabin”. The film deals with a couple, Norman and Roxy, trying to survive a devastating bio-chemical war, which broke out in the Us. As they are trying to find food, they also have to deal with Norman’s psychological issues.
The film tries to deal with environmental issues and human relations, although I felt that the most interesting aspect is Norman’s mentality and the way Roxy deals with it, in a message that seems to state, “love conquers all”.
Sam Schmitz’s cinematography is quite good, as he paints the setting with bright white lights (for the most part) that suit the subject quite nicely. The same applies to the acting, with Yuching Tsai highlighting her character’s vulnerability and Bernard White as Nolan, an extreme passive aggressive behaviour.
- 7/11/2020
- by Panos Kotzathanasis
- AsianMoviePulse
Crying Free Sex (2017) by Tomohiro Iwasaki (15.11 minutes)
Japan has always been the foremost movie industry in the production of curios to the point of wtf movies, and “Crying Free Sex” definitely continues this legacy.
The totally absurd script revolves around two secret agents, Naomi and Cobra, who, before embarking on their mission, decide to have sex, after the instigation of the former. However, the woman does not realize that the issue with Cobra’s genitalia, that has actually given his nickname, will bring them so much trouble. Soon, they find themselves stuck (you know what I mean) and having to face scores of enemies that include agents in black suits and samurais, as they embark on a trip that brings in a number of places.
Taking the sex and shooting scene from Michael Davis’s “Shoot “Em Up” as its base (parodying it actually), Tomohiko Iwasaki directs a truly preposterous film,...
Japan has always been the foremost movie industry in the production of curios to the point of wtf movies, and “Crying Free Sex” definitely continues this legacy.
The totally absurd script revolves around two secret agents, Naomi and Cobra, who, before embarking on their mission, decide to have sex, after the instigation of the former. However, the woman does not realize that the issue with Cobra’s genitalia, that has actually given his nickname, will bring them so much trouble. Soon, they find themselves stuck (you know what I mean) and having to face scores of enemies that include agents in black suits and samurais, as they embark on a trip that brings in a number of places.
Taking the sex and shooting scene from Michael Davis’s “Shoot “Em Up” as its base (parodying it actually), Tomohiko Iwasaki directs a truly preposterous film,...
- 7/10/2020
- by Panos Kotzathanasis
- AsianMoviePulse
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