"The March" by Josh Fortune
Josh Fortune created the beautiful, brooding animated film "The March" for the Sci-Fi London 48
Hour Film Challenge, which challenges film-makers to produce a short film
in just 48 hours. The film tells the story a slave
forced to march across the desert of the Planet Tarsus.
Few movies get away with voiceover as a primary vehicle, but in this case, X27′s weary disembodied voice aching to make a connection is thematically pitch perfect perfect. The animation is a quaint cut-paper job that evokes comparisons to Tatooine. It’s ambitious for a two-day production, but it won, so I guess that was the point.
Few movies get away with voiceover as a primary vehicle, but in this case, X27′s weary disembodied voice aching to make a connection is thematically pitch perfect perfect. The animation is a quaint cut-paper job that evokes comparisons to Tatooine. It’s ambitious for a two-day production, but it won, so I guess that was the point.
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