The way I see it; this is simply a short movie for the director to show
of his skills. And there is nothing wrong with that of course,
especially not when the director is as talented as Bulent Ozdemir.
It's definitely a good thing for aspiring filmmakers to first venture
into the world of shorts and commercials. That way they can develop
their style and see what works and what doesn't for them. Besides, they
have full control, so they can basically do whatever they want! It's
the best learning school for any young film-maker out there and shorts
are often more interesting and stylish to watch than any given
formulaic feature length movie out there.
And in that regard this short is also being a pretty good and
interesting watch. To be frank, I wasn't taken by the story at all and
it also seemed to be somewhat secondary for this movie but the
technical aspects compensate a lot. The story was actually being
something formulaic for these type of shorts, so it won't get any
awards for its originality.
It has a great look and style to it, with some good camera-work and
editing. It's not always perfect or flowing well enough but for a movie
of this caliber, made with so little money and shot in, no doubt, so
little time, it's simply being quite good all to watch and even
somewhat impressive.
Overall the movie is being a bit too short and simplistic to truly
leave a lasting impact but you can definitely tell there is some talent
involved with this movie.
7/10
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30 Seconds 2 Late (2012) Directed by Bulent Ozdemir
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