Flame
A poetic exploration of moving on, delivered with charm, wit, and cinematic flair.
4/5
- Comedy, Romance
- United States
- 2023
- 6 min
Zilic’s on-screen chemistry with Vlad Alexandrov, who plays the contrasting role, adds an extra layer of comedic brilliance to the film. The dynamic between The Director and his struggling actor is a comedic masterpiece, as Morley crafts a character who, despite his best efforts, cannot maintain his sanity in the face of repeated blunders.
The performances are commendable with each actor bringing their comical A-game to the table. Samson Zilic’s portrayal of the hapless actor is a sidesplitting showcase of silly comedy, while Vlad Alexandrov’s opposite character provides a perfect foil to the chaos.
Alicja Kowalski’s cinematography is a standout element, capturing the mayhem with precision and infusing the film with a visually appealing quality. ‘The Scene’ is a testament to Morley’s talent in blending humor, wit, and silliness into a short film that is not only entertaining but also a commendable exploration of the director-actor dynamic. The result is a genuinely funny, witty, and comical treat that leaves the audience in stitches from start to finish.
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Zilic’s on-screen chemistry with Vlad Alexandrov, who plays the contrasting role, adds an extra layer of comedic brilliance to the film. The dynamic between The Director and his struggling actor is a comedic masterpiece, as Morley crafts a character who, despite his best efforts, cannot maintain his sanity in the face of repeated blunders.
The performances are commendable with each actor bringing their comical A-game to the table. Samson Zilic’s portrayal of the hapless actor is a sidesplitting showcase of silly comedy, while Vlad Alexandrov’s opposite character provides a perfect foil to the chaos.
Alicja Kowalski’s cinematography is a standout element, capturing the mayhem with precision and infusing the film with a visually appealing quality. ‘The Scene’ is a testament to Morley’s talent in blending humor, wit, and silliness into a short film that is not only entertaining but also a commendable exploration of the director-actor dynamic. The result is a genuinely funny, witty, and comical treat that leaves the audience in stitches from start to finish.
Coming Soon