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Thanks for the comments guys. Irony, no I didn't dub in the sound later...I just have an incredibly ****ty shotgun mic. I could've probably spent more time in audio post, now that I think about it.
Anyhow, yeah. Actually this was originally the opening scene for a gangster/mafia flick I was going to do. Except there was a third guy at the table tied to a chair (their hostage), and he was supposed to get it in the end. But I never wrote past this first scene. I had been sitting on this script for a year when we finally decided to just do this..without all the gangster/mafia stuff.
Oh well, anyhow, glad you guys still enjoyed it somewhat!
In preparation for an upcoming film festival I have had a musical score composed for 'Nietzsche.' You can download the newly updated version here (same link as the first post)
Very very interesting. At times it sounded like you just ripped some pages out of a philosophy book, but the dialogue and acting was good. I like the ending too. Good job.
I'm sorry, I kind of thought that this movie was terrible. Where did you get your idea? I wonder why Nietzsche is such an icon of poop culture, and i find him very interesting, but, man, this is such a cliched portrayal of him. He has been portrayed as psychologically important to killers and criminals back to Hitchcock's film the Rope in '48, and to list a few more: The Doors, Compulsion,, A wished called Wanda, Death and the maiden. He was mentioned in clueless, buffalo soldiers, freddies dead, enter the matrix too, not aall in the same way, but anyway. My point s that you should make a film that's not so trite. try portraying nietzsche in a different way or get more into depth WHY a killer takes nietzsche in such a serious and violent way. and the mucic was over dramatic, the character's were weird (maybe that's all you had available was kids though) and your close ups/filmic gestures were predictable.
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