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Open Door

An elevator plunge thrusts two colleagues into a chilling mystery in this gripping thriller.
4/5

Review

Kevin Cate’s short thriller, confined entirely within the space of a skyscraper’s elevator, takes audiences on a heart-stopping descent from the 82nd floor, brilliantly portrayed by the talented duo of Sean Anthony Baker and Mia Matthews. The narrative takes an unexpected turn as the plummeting journey reveals a mysterious -83 below ground, setting the stage for an enthralling and suspenseful experience.

Baker and Matthews deliver commendable performances, infusing the film with genuine tension and emotion. The well-crafted lighting and sound design further elevate the immersive atmosphere, enhancing the viewer’s engagement with the unfolding events. Pete Chiaramonte’s cinematic-style cinematography stands out, capturing the intensity of the situation with striking visuals.

Despite its fleeting narrative and short runtime, the film succeeds in hooking the audience, particularly with its intriguing science fiction-themed climax. Cate’s storytelling prowess is evident as he weaves a gripping tale that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. This neat short film is a testament to the power of concise storytelling and expert filmmaking, leaving a lasting impression with its suspenseful plot, compelling performances, and skillful technical execution.

Brief Synopsis

Two co-workers’ lives are upended at the drop of an elevator.
Open Door Short Thriller Film

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Director(s): Kevin Cate
Writer(s): Kevin Cate
Cast: Mia Matthews, Sean Anthony Baker
Producer(s): CATECOMM, Daniel Faber, Kevin Cate, Skysound Productions
Director of Photography: Pete Chiaramonte
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Runtime: 4 min

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Open Door

An elevator plunge thrusts two colleagues into a chilling mystery in this gripping thriller.
4/5

Review

Kevin Cate’s short thriller, confined entirely within the space of a skyscraper’s elevator, takes audiences on a heart-stopping descent from the 82nd floor, brilliantly portrayed by the talented duo of Sean Anthony Baker and Mia Matthews. The narrative takes an unexpected turn as the plummeting journey reveals a mysterious -83 below ground, setting the stage for an enthralling and suspenseful experience.

Baker and Matthews deliver commendable performances, infusing the film with genuine tension and emotion. The well-crafted lighting and sound design further elevate the immersive atmosphere, enhancing the viewer’s engagement with the unfolding events. Pete Chiaramonte’s cinematic-style cinematography stands out, capturing the intensity of the situation with striking visuals.

Despite its fleeting narrative and short runtime, the film succeeds in hooking the audience, particularly with its intriguing science fiction-themed climax. Cate’s storytelling prowess is evident as he weaves a gripping tale that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. This neat short film is a testament to the power of concise storytelling and expert filmmaking, leaving a lasting impression with its suspenseful plot, compelling performances, and skillful technical execution.

Brief Synopsis

Two co-workers’ lives are upended at the drop of an elevator.
Open Door Short Thriller Film

Credits

Director(s): Kevin Cate
Writer(s): Kevin Cate
Cast: Mia Matthews, Sean Anthony Baker
Producer(s): CATECOMM, Daniel Faber, Kevin Cate, Skysound Productions
Director of Photography: Pete Chiaramonte
Animation:

Specifications

Genre: ,
Subjects: , ,
Country:
Language:
Year:
Runtime: 4 min

IMDb Page

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