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Can’t Wait To See You

A one-man film that unfolds a unique journey of a young man’s pursuit of companionship.
5/5

Review

Maxwell Rinehart delivers a captivating solo performance in his one-man film that explores the poignant journey of a young man, Eric, diagnosed with glaucoma at 25, as he embarks on a unique quest for companionship using the yellow pages phone directory. Rinehart’s portrayal of Eric is both quirky and comedic, infusing the narrative with a sense of humor that lightens the weight of his impending blindness.

The film, a testament to Rinehart’s multifaceted talents, is entirely crafted by him – shot, directed, written, edited, and acted – showcasing a fearless display of craftsmanship that merits high praise. The cinematic framing, static shots, and sound design are orchestrated with remarkable professionalism, an amazing achievement that adds layers to the storytelling.

Beneath the unconventional premise lies a deeply human narrative, offering a poignant yet uplifting tale that resonates with sincerity. Rinehart’s endearing performance and commendable acting elevate the film, creating a powerful connection with the audience. In essence, Rinehart’s one-man endeavor is not only a feat of skill but a heartfelt exploration of humanity, deserving acclaim for its unique storytelling, technical prowess, and emotional resonance.

Brief Synopsis

Grappling with the isolation of a recent glaucoma diagnosis, Eric Ellis embarks on a poignant journey to find human connection. Armed with a phone book, he reaches out to random strangers, desperate to forge meaningful bonds before the encroaching darkness separates him from the world forever.
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Director(s): Maxwell Rinehart
Writer(s): Maxwell Rinehart
Cast: Maxwell Rinehart
Producer(s): Maxwell Rinehart
Director of Photography: Maxwell Rinehart
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Runtime: 5 min

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Can’t Wait To See You

A one-man film that unfolds a unique journey of a young man’s pursuit of companionship.
5/5

Review

Maxwell Rinehart delivers a captivating solo performance in his one-man film that explores the poignant journey of a young man, Eric, diagnosed with glaucoma at 25, as he embarks on a unique quest for companionship using the yellow pages phone directory. Rinehart’s portrayal of Eric is both quirky and comedic, infusing the narrative with a sense of humor that lightens the weight of his impending blindness.

The film, a testament to Rinehart’s multifaceted talents, is entirely crafted by him – shot, directed, written, edited, and acted – showcasing a fearless display of craftsmanship that merits high praise. The cinematic framing, static shots, and sound design are orchestrated with remarkable professionalism, an amazing achievement that adds layers to the storytelling.

Beneath the unconventional premise lies a deeply human narrative, offering a poignant yet uplifting tale that resonates with sincerity. Rinehart’s endearing performance and commendable acting elevate the film, creating a powerful connection with the audience. In essence, Rinehart’s one-man endeavor is not only a feat of skill but a heartfelt exploration of humanity, deserving acclaim for its unique storytelling, technical prowess, and emotional resonance.

Brief Synopsis

Grappling with the isolation of a recent glaucoma diagnosis, Eric Ellis embarks on a poignant journey to find human connection. Armed with a phone book, he reaches out to random strangers, desperate to forge meaningful bonds before the encroaching darkness separates him from the world forever.
Can't Wait To See You Short Film

Credits

Director(s): Maxwell Rinehart
Writer(s): Maxwell Rinehart
Cast: Maxwell Rinehart
Producer(s): Maxwell Rinehart
Director of Photography: Maxwell Rinehart
Animation:

Specifications

Genre:
Country:
Language:
Year:
Runtime: 5 min

IMDb Page

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