THE HUNTER'S EXCHANCE short film watch, 10min., Action/Experimental/Fantasy
BLACK & WHITE SHORT FILMS
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Action, Independent, Short Films
"A hunter seeking to kill a warrior is revealed to have committed the most taboo of all rituals to claim unspeakable power."
This 8-minute action film throws an experimental twist on the fight scene genre while taking new directions with popular tropes from fantasy and science fiction films, telling a story about the price of power, with no dialogue.
"My goal was to tell a different story with familiar elements, and to convey the work of dark forces at play beneath the surface, without any dialogue. I love the action and fantasy genres. And I think that a great fight scene can, or should, be enjoyed by everyone without any language barrier. How do I explain these higher power concepts in the frame of this self-contained death match, without any dialogue? That was the challenge I wanted to give myself, and to approach it with the mindset of the storyboards being my script." - Aidan Byrne, writer/director
Directed by Aidan Byrne
Composer: Garrett Fitzgerald
Cast: Christian Ciarmela, MacGregor Byrne, Aidan Byrne
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