Ships in the Night
A charming dramedy about lockdown and the power of creativity.
4/5
- Comedy, Drama
- United States
- 2020
- 11 min
In a unique twist, the film foregoes character dialogue, relying solely on the narrative voiceover by Mother Nature, adding an unexpected layer to the storytelling. The adept production design impeccably showcases the extravagance and opulence, complemented by the beautifully crafted, high-end cinematography of Joe Martinez Jr.
Bolley’s captivating performance takes center stage, engaging the audience with her portrayal of an older woman unapologetically embracing both her age and unabashed affluence. Batson’s comedic vision, enriched by the seamless blend of visuals and narrative, delivers a lighthearted yet empowering experience. This short film not only entertains but also subtly challenges societal norms, making it a standout contribution to the realm of experimental comedy.
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In a unique twist, the film foregoes character dialogue, relying solely on the narrative voiceover by Mother Nature, adding an unexpected layer to the storytelling. The adept production design impeccably showcases the extravagance and opulence, complemented by the beautifully crafted, high-end cinematography of Joe Martinez Jr.
Bolley’s captivating performance takes center stage, engaging the audience with her portrayal of an older woman unapologetically embracing both her age and unabashed affluence. Batson’s comedic vision, enriched by the seamless blend of visuals and narrative, delivers a lighthearted yet empowering experience. This short film not only entertains but also subtly challenges societal norms, making it a standout contribution to the realm of experimental comedy.
Coming Soon