Ninjabread Men

Matt Bull, Gareth Allen, Chloe McGlinchey & Hannah Sell
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Saturday, 17 April 2010

Audience Feedback

‘well done, its really good! didn't quite understand the bit about the scrapyard though (I'm probably just missing something! lol)
The background music and filming were spot-on and I liked the way the scene was set at the beginning with the re-wind. Very impressed!’.-
left on our video on youtube

'Good start, middle and great finish! Wasn't entirely sure what he was looking for in scrap yard..(new bumper..or boy in accident??) Loved the accompanying music. Well done'.-
Left via facebook

'was very good but im not quite sure what was happening when he was running around the scrap yeard. i really liked the muisic it really set the scene and thought it was very good overall'- Danny Clough

' I didnt really understand what was happening, why was he running round bridges? it just confused me. the music was really good though. good job'- Luke Chesham

Tuesday, 23 February 2010

Deadline Feedback

Tuesday, 19 January 2010

Chloe's Feedback

Un Prophete - A Prophet

"Set largely within prison walls, the film details the prison career of Malik el Djebena (Tahar Rahim), a 19-year-old man of North African origin but estranged from the Muslim community. Sentenced to six years for what appears to be violence against police (albeit denied by Malik), he is chosen by Cesar Luciani (Niels Arestrup), feared kingpin of the prisons reigning Corsican gang, to kill a prisoner named Reyeb (Hichem Yacoubi) who initially offers Malik drugs in exchange for sex. Malik commits the bloody murder, and thanks to Luciani's near-total control of the prisons internal workings - gets off scot-free. This makes him a lieutenant in the prisons Corsican gang, initially entrusted only with menial duties and disparaged as an Arab outsider.

Haunted by visions of a ghostly Reyeb, and determined to get on, the illiterate Malik not only learns to read, but teaches himself Corsican, surreptitiously learning the ins and outs of Luciani's business. Another inmate, Ryad (Adel Bencherif), becomes Malik's friend, later his ally on the outside. When Luciani arranges periods of leave for Malik, entrusting him with various criminal missions, Malik takes the opportunity to do some business of his own, setting up a drugs trade with Ryad's aid. Life gets increasingly dangerous for Malik, both inside and outside prison walls, but he seems partly through Reyeb's benign, unearthly influence - to lead a charmed life. Powers of prophecy are attributed to him after surviving a bizarre car crash an incident presaged in an enigmatic fantasy sequence. "

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