If it's one thing I admire most - it's short films, and poignant ones at best. This short film has got to be one of the best short films I have seen in a very long time, gay or straight.
Porcelain Unicorn was hand-picked as the winner in a competition where the contestants were restricted to six lines of dialogue:
“What is that?,”
“It’s a unicorn,”
“Never seen one up close before,”
“Beautiful,”
“Get away, get away,” and
“I’m sorry.”
Using those six lines, Keegan Wilcox created a masterpiece only an award-winning director and producer would handpick to win this competition, Ridley Scott.
Unbelievable! It was so touching, I cried.
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Saturday, August 13, 2011
Must Watch: Porcelain Unicorn
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Nazi Germany,
Ridley Scott,
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1 comment:
Oh My God. I'm crying right now too. That was better than most two hour movies I've seen. Such powerful emotions, beautiful scenes and acting, not to mention a great story, all told within three minutes using only six lines! Unbelievable. Truly shows that what separates a good movie from an excellent movie is the ability to emotionally connect with the audience on a level that you never thought was possible.
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