A Bela Sulista

Título original: The Southern Belle

2012
10 min

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7,5/10

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Bob (Theodore Bouloukos) is an aging, longtime taxi driver. Josh (Ethan Sharrett), his last fair for the night is a young slick family man who just made partner at his firm. The two could not be more different. But when Josh begins to divulge his grievances to Bob the two quickly discover that they share a dark and destructive bond that will change their lives in an instant.

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Drama Short

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaThe paths of two starkly different men, a generation apart, converge late one evening for them to discover they have a dark and destructive bond.The paths of two starkly different men, a generation apart, converge late one evening for them to discover they have a dark and destructive bond.The paths of two starkly different men, a generation apart, converge late one evening for them to discover they have a dark and destructive bond.

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7,5/10

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The Southern Belle

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Theodore Bouloukos

Bob Gregory

Danae Abrahams

Bob's Wife
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Ethan Sharrett

Josh Harrington

Direção
- Patrick Biesemans
Roteirista
- Martin Cox
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9/10

Awesome!

Fantastic. It's rather difficult to create such a strong connection with your audience with this small of a cast and limited setting. However this short film did just that. The acting was incredible and the pacing was damn near perfect. The character development will keep you interested the entire time. I think the strongest factor in this short was the dialogue. Nothing felt empty or faked like most short films these days. And the fairly simplistic soundtrack surprisingly added a lot of undertones that drastically moved this film in a way hardly noticeable. I'm surprised this hasn't gotten more recognition, because it for sure deserves it.