Universal LanguageComedy, 35 min.
Directed by Kirsten Russell When Dan wakes up after his first night in Paris after a black-out one night stand, he comes to find out that the woman in bed next to him doesn't speak any English while he speaks no French. But for two lost people who will stop at nothing to avoid involvement, the lack of communication is the perfect scenario for staying unattached. It's a risk-free liaison that might stay anonymous as long as the events from the night before remain unremembered. Directed by Brooklyn-based filmmaker Kirsten Russell. White Sands International Film Festival ~ Best Short Film White Sands International Film Festival ~ Audience award Hell's Half Mile Film Festival ~ Programmers' Standout Award Anchorage International Film Festival ~ Founder's Award Emerge Film Festival ~ Best Short Film Macon Film Festival ~ Audience Award Art of Brooklyn Film Festival ~ Official Selection Crossroads Film Festival ~ Official Selection Mt. Rainier Independent Film Festival ~ Official Selection Press: FILM COURAGE: ‘UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE: Joys and Pitfalls of Guerrilla #Filmmaking in Gay Paree’ by Kirsten Russell Bonus Feature: Interview with Kirsten RussellCamera: Jake King and Kepler Bico Auguste. Sound: Scott Nawrocki. Edited by: Jake King |
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