Lovely By Surprise and The Neverything
We here at DVD Confidential are always on the look out for indie films. So it is refresh to see not one, but two series of quirky, interconnected short films debuting simultaneously on two sites: http://www.LovelyBySurprise.com and http://www.TheNeverything.com. Here is the info, direct from the producers.
"The five-week Web series brings together stars from Oscar-winning movies and hit television series, including "Grey's Anatomy," "A Beautiful Mind," "Amistad" and "Walk the Line." Written and directed by Kirt Gunn, they tell the story of an author whose fiction overtakes her real life. The two sides of the story (the fictional and the real) are presented on two separate Web sites -- one by Lincoln, the other by Mercury.
The narratives presented in LovelyBySurprise.com and TheNeverything.com preview the upcoming yet-to-be-named full-length feature film, written and directed by Kirt Gunn.
In Lincoln Zephyr's "LovelyBySurprise.com," an author who is experiencing a bout of writer's block turns to her mentor and former flame for advice. As the story progresses each week, viewers discover more about the conflict clouding her creative process.
Mercury Milan's "TheNeverything.com" introduces a series of offbeat vignettes with an independent film sensibility. Two quirky brothers lead a carefree, child-like exi"stence in their unconventional world: a houseboat in the middle of an empty field. They know nothing about the outside world. As the story unfolds, viewers learn that one brother is drawn to discover more of what the world has to offer.
Be sure to check out these quirky films available on http://www.LovelyBySurprise.com and http://www.TheNeverything.com two cool interactive sites dedicated to the short film form!"


1 Comments:
the interesting postscript here is that these two sites are now a full-length film (and I say this having just googled my way here looking for more info on it). it's playing (premiering?) at a film festival next month, which I guess means it's on its way to theaters? interesting way of doing things.
5/24/2007 01:02:00 PM
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