Bernd
08/18/2024 (Sun) 00:53
No.52327
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08/18/2024 (Sun) 00:53
No.52327
del
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZMz8CJKqUQw [Embed]
This year I rewatched this Uruguayan STALKER fan film, which I hadn't seen since a couple years after release. You have to accept it for what it is, an extreme low budget effort with a limited cast of total amateurs. The acting is weak and you will feel it. It does have an atmosphere and intense action scenes. The ending is a mindfuck, which is accurate to the lore.
The making of is funny.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ma_t33T84J8 [Embed]
At the very beginning they explain:
>"Most of the abandoned factories and places in the urban area of Montevideo are either state property or factories that have been inactive for years. But still there were legal problems".
And then stop. I suspect a little bit of trespassing was involved.
To film a truck scene, they found a perfect lookalike parked in the street, without functioning wheels. So instead of a moving truck, they had a still truck with actors shaking back and forth.
This year I rewatched this Uruguayan STALKER fan film, which I hadn't seen since a couple years after release. You have to accept it for what it is, an extreme low budget effort with a limited cast of total amateurs. The acting is weak and you will feel it. It does have an atmosphere and intense action scenes. The ending is a mindfuck, which is accurate to the lore.
The making of is funny.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ma_t33T84J8 [Embed]
At the very beginning they explain:
>"Most of the abandoned factories and places in the urban area of Montevideo are either state property or factories that have been inactive for years. But still there were legal problems".
And then stop. I suspect a little bit of trespassing was involved.
To film a truck scene, they found a perfect lookalike parked in the street, without functioning wheels. So instead of a moving truck, they had a still truck with actors shaking back and forth.