stuarthunter-70702

Joined Oct 2022

Stuart Alexander Hunter is an emerging talent from the North East of England. Born 17th of March 1979 in County Durham.

Having worked as supporting cast during the early 2000's in Spain, he returned to England and began work collaborating on youth theatre and drama for sixteen years.

Later in 2021, he returned to taking on supporting cast roles most notably in the short film Temperance.

By 2022 he progressed to production assistant and then producer on a selection of short films including producing the short film The Island (2022).

Stuart is a Passionate supporter of developing opportunities for creatives & filmmakers in the Northeast.

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The Vance Institute

6.9

Aug 9, 2023

Another Hit From Hex

To me this felt like a nice blend of The Stanford Experiment, Squid Game and fragments of A Field In England plus a little pinch of Dead Man's shoes.

An edgy psychological horror that used the black and white palatte properly to add shadows alluding to the dark world of the characters.

The set design was great with the cold uninviting hard edged Institute matching the militant titular Vance and his team.

I think the cinematography was very well done, perhaps a little too static at times, but I'm pleased it let the scenes unfold rather than force any dramatic tension.

I read another review that mentioned the static shots of the Institute being a bit too long, and I kind of agree with that, but besides that minor factor, The Vance Institute is a great twisted tale that has a great unnerving vibe.