Loren Cass (2006)

Calificación de los usuarios:

5.9/10   

Director:

Chris Fuller

Guionista:

Chris Fuller (writer)

Género:

Drama | Música

Frase comercial:

Celebrate the ugly things.

Plot:

Adolescents come to terms with their lives after the rebellions of 1996 St. Petersburg. |

Plot Keywords:

Florida | Teenage Boy | Rock 'n' Roll | Burglary | Film Making

Premios:

1 win & 1 nomination

Comentarios de los usuarios:

Loren Cass

Reparto

Kayla Tabish	...	Nicole
Travis Maynard	...	Jason
Chris Fuller	...	Cale (as Lewis Brogan)
Jacob Reynolds	...	The Suicide Kid
Mike Glausier	...	The Punk Kid
Din Thomas	...	The Fight Kid
Blag Dahlia	...	Narrator 1
Keith Morris	...	Narrator 2
Omali Yeshitela	...	Narrator 3
Matthew Bistok	...	The Fit Kid
John Holmstrom	...	Jason's Father
Rob Shepard	...	Nicole's Father
Donna Gilbert	...	Nicole's Mother
Peter Wallace	...	The Assistant Principal
Jeff Hatch	...	The First Bedroom Kid

Duración:

83 min

País:

USA

Idioma:

Inglés

Color:

Color

Relación de Aspecto:

1.85 : 1

Locaciones de Filmación:

St. Petersburg, Florida, USA

Compañía:

Jonesing Pictures Inc.

Trivialidades:

Took 8 years to complete.

Loren Cass

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This is a prime example of what can result out of limited financial means and filmmakers trying to make the best of it. Chris Fuller produced, wrote, directed and edited his debut "Loren Cass" (which was shot on 16mm) and on top of that also took an acting part. And he accomplished the feat of making a movie, that (at least in parts) feels like something new. The world of small town teenagers who grow up without hope for improvement is a common topic, but hardly portrayed as energetic and extreme as in Fullers film. He repeatedly uses speeches and poems to overlap scenes, which creates a cool atmosphere (and I mean cool as in cold). The film works best when it concentrates on the three main characters. Always when Fuller loses them out of focus also the verve seems to decrease and scenes are emerging that end in itself. New also means not everything's working. Despite being far from perfect, this was the freshest film I've seen in quite a while.