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Shift - Movie Review |
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A fantasy about how a man’s own apartment becomes a threatening place after a mosquito goes inside his ear and transforms his senses. Shift is a miniature catastrophe movie: it’s “Godzilla”, it’s “Tornado”, and all without leaving one’s kitchen. The protagonist's life revolves around fighting the mosquitoes that rule his world, his small apartment, from which he never goes out, from morning til night. Damn mosquitoes, not again! And where’s that post? Bang! Got one! But another escapes and torpedoes into his ear. Soon, things aren’t quite the same. Sounds are deafening and, what’s happening to the newspaper? The kitchen seems fit for a dinosaur. Maybe it’s just a nasty migraine. There are tablets just up there, just… under a full bag of rice. A gentle, quick tag –ahhhhh! Out of a pile of rice comes a mosquito. He sounds just like the disappeared man. The letterbox opens. There’s the parcel! Now he’s going to show them! It’s huge as well, it’s… falling towards him –agh! He agonises under it: the latest mosquito killer.
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Shift - Cast & Crew |
| Directed by: Leticia Agudo Produced by: Leticia Agudo, Paul McGrath, Vicki Parks Written by: Leticia Agudo Starring: Michael Appourchaux Crew: Christel Chaudet, Dougi Farrelly, Edward Kennedy, Fernando S�nchez, Ignacio Mart�n Marb�, Nicky Murphy, Paul McGrath, Paulo Manuel Lopes, Slavek Kwi, Suzanne Guinevere, Vicki Parks, Victor Boston Copyright: Whackala - Copyright Control Format: Colour Duration: 6 mins Year: 2006 Tags: Catastrophe, Ireland, Mosquitoes, Short |
Shift Trivia - Did You Know?Leticia Agudo was born in Seville, Spain in 1974. She went to England at 17 to pursue her love for drama and study theatre. After 6 years in England, she moved to Dublin, Ireland, in 1997, with two friends to start a theatre company with the name of Common Currency. 3 years of back-to-back productions followed in which Leticia either directed or produced. While still directing theatre, she took an MA in film production and decided that she was more suited to the process of filmmaking. In 2001 she set off to independently produce and direct her own short script, "Shift". She has also completed her first documentary "Chiapas Women: The Untold Story" and has just co-directed and co-produced her second short, “Summervalley Road” with Fernando Sánchez by Scottish writer and Common Currency co-founder Rosy Barnes. Related FilmsFull Circle | Fluent Dysphasia | Innocence | Yu Ming is Ainm Dom | Olive | |
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