This is my film! We shot it sort of last-second when we were vacationing in Paris. I was debating subtitling the whole thing, but I think it\'s pretty understandable. It\'s a silly thing, I don\'t know if it\'s a comedy movie or what it is ... that\'s up to you, I guess!

I was so pumped to see this after you told me you shot it in France. Your locations were terrific as we are able to get a nice image of a place that most of us film fighters probably have not seen. My favorite location was the car garage however. You got some beautiful shots under the odd lights of the ceiling and I like how the backdrop disappears in frame as your actor is in silhouette. How did you find French actors? They did an awesome job! The antagonist is freaky! I love the shot selection in the movie as you stick to your excess of close ups but like I said for Procoverage, I would rather not see zooms as they are disengaging. I’m glad you subtitled this, it was tough understanding the actors at times. I’m not convinced that you put as much time into this movie as you do with most of your others as it seems like you had the idea of it one minute and shot it the next. The music is terrific! I don’t know if you did this purposely, but the costuming was great (white against black). Even though the locations were great, I think it would have been nice to have incorporated more of the city into the film. An establishing shot from a high point of the entire city would have been gorgeous and well worth it if possible. I also like the pace of this movie especially at the end when the bike crashes. The best part of all your films is always the editing and here you did a great job again of cutting from shot to shot.

The \"Hello Detective\" was Justin\'s voice. I know this because I\'m a detective.

Good movie. I\'ll save all my comments for the review show my group\'s cooking up.

This is great, what equipment did you shoot this on?

I really like the color scheme you used. The music you used is great. Love French films, bytheway! Amusing plot. Very good shot selection.

But my problem was that I feel this is way too fast paced. It feels like a trailer. I allowed my film to run over the limit and took the consequences of that just to avoid this. It feels like your story is crammed into the project\'s length. I think for a detective mystery it might have been better to have had a longer time limit.

Anyway, enjoyed this one a bunch. Nice job.

One thing I had a problem with was the semi-chasing scene towards the end. The scene was great and the shots were nice and fast paced but the song selection seemed very out of place. Just the instrument change threw me off from a violin/piano filled soundtrack to upbeat guitar riffs and drums. I understand that it\'s a chase scene and an upbeat song is right for it but I guess this also ties into the film being very short making things (or music in this case) feel rushed like CharmingNewSociety mentioned.

Overall it was a nice film. Was the Rode VideoMic used in this one too?

-Chris

Beautiful locations. Very strong acting. Your villain reminds of a french Joker...

where did you get the actors from?

Oh, snap! A European setting! I giggles at \"You stupid fuck.\" Sweet stache. That scooter is hardcore. Beautiful picture.

My review show is up. http://vimeo.com/5109336

Beautiful location - you can\'t beat Europe. Well shot. The main character acts his part so well, that it doesn\'t matter that he has such a heavy accent. I didn\'t need the subtitles. Excellent film for last-second shoot.

I really liked this one. Wasnt really film noir but really good non the less. Only problem i had was that it felt like a trailer rather than a short story. Great though.

good shots