Rats
An unflinching and heart-breaking look at underground crime.
4/5
- Drama
- Canada
- 2013
- 17 min
As the film unfolds, it becomes clear that beneath the surface, it’s not just about a job interview; it’s a battle of wits and a lesson in the art of narrative manipulation. The narrative takes an exciting turn as Jason, despite his initial indifference, starts revealing career secrets that could jeopardize his own ambitions, unknowingly fueling Patrick’s confidence.
Sasha Stefanov’s cinematography excels in maintaining a high level of visual engagement, with well-framed and intimate shots that enhance the film’s professional quality. The confined setting, combined with real-time storytelling, is a testament to the filmmaker’s skill and creativity.
In just 17 minutes, Treacy’s film manages to entertain, intrigue, and deliver a strong message about the power of storytelling, making it a remarkable achievement in short filmmaking. It’s a must-watch for those who appreciate character-driven narratives and sharp wit.
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As the film unfolds, it becomes clear that beneath the surface, it’s not just about a job interview; it’s a battle of wits and a lesson in the art of narrative manipulation. The narrative takes an exciting turn as Jason, despite his initial indifference, starts revealing career secrets that could jeopardize his own ambitions, unknowingly fueling Patrick’s confidence.
Sasha Stefanov’s cinematography excels in maintaining a high level of visual engagement, with well-framed and intimate shots that enhance the film’s professional quality. The confined setting, combined with real-time storytelling, is a testament to the filmmaker’s skill and creativity.
In just 17 minutes, Treacy’s film manages to entertain, intrigue, and deliver a strong message about the power of storytelling, making it a remarkable achievement in short filmmaking. It’s a must-watch for those who appreciate character-driven narratives and sharp wit.
Coming Soon