Sleeping with Clouds
5/5
A fantasy-themed comedy about a hook-up gone awry.
The cinematography by Sammy Lahiri is a visual extravaganza that transports you to the surreal landscape of Black’s creation. The use of special effects is captivating and adds a layer of depth to the tale, particularly due to its eclectic setting. The film’s charm lies in its ability to merge the absurdity of the plot with the intricacies of human nature, resulting in a charming, relatable, and humorous work of art.
Erin Bechler and Jacob Rice deliver exceptional performances that bring the nuances of Black’s characters to life. Their chemistry is palpable and adds a layer of authenticity to the narrative that is essential to its success. Overall, Collin Black’s short comedy film is a kaleidoscope of wit, creativity, clever direction, and fantastic acting that will leave you smiling and wanting more. A must-watch for anyone who loves a good comedy.
The cinematography by Sammy Lahiri is a visual extravaganza that transports you to the surreal landscape of Black’s creation. The use of special effects is captivating and adds a layer of depth to the tale, particularly due to its eclectic setting. The film’s charm lies in its ability to merge the absurdity of the plot with the intricacies of human nature, resulting in a charming, relatable, and humorous work of art.
Erin Bechler and Jacob Rice deliver exceptional performances that bring the nuances of Black’s characters to life. Their chemistry is palpable and adds a layer of authenticity to the narrative that is essential to its success. Overall, Collin Black’s short comedy film is a kaleidoscope of wit, creativity, clever direction, and fantastic acting that will leave you smiling and wanting more. A must-watch for anyone who loves a good comedy.
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