Monsters + Blindsided
Director: Gareth Edwards.
Starring: Whitney Able, Scott McNairy.
UK, 2010.
105 mins. English
Almost indescribably director Gareth Edwards has managed to merge the indie road movie with tentacled abominations! After a space probe breaks up upon re-entry, Mexico has become a quarantine zone. Interrupted from his brief to document events, photographer Andrew (McNairy) is tasked to bring the daughter of his boss back to the US. But when they miss the last boat out the decision is made to go the overland route - right through alien central. Special effects pro Edwards shot MONSTERS from the hip across Latin America by mixing his cast up with the locals whilst continually sparing a thought towards what could be tweaked in post-production. The outcome is the most naturalistic performances in a monster movie you will ever see.
Showing with: BLINDSIDED
Director: Mark Cabaroy (USA 2010, 15mins)
When fate traps both Randy and blind psychic Carly St. Johns in the same hotel room as criminal Randy Meyers they must match wits in a psychological game of cat and mouse.
Showing with: BLINDSIDED
Director: Mark Cabaroy (USA 2010, 15mins)
When fate traps both Randy and blind psychic Carly St. Johns in the same hotel room as criminal Randy Meyers they must match wits in a psychological game of cat and mouse.
Screenings
Arts Picturehouse
Thursday 16 September, 10:30PM
Arts Picturehouse
Tuesday 21 September, 11:00PM
Reviews
Monsters + Blindsided by Festival Daily
18 Sep 2010
MONSTERS is something of an oddity. To fit the film into a genre is...
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