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A F**kload of Scotch Tape
A musical Neo-Noir drama where a patsy is set up to take the fall for a kidnapping that leads to murder. When the money he is paid is stolen, he embarks on a rampage of revenge. All singing, all fighting - FLOST is a throwback to the crime films of yesteryear mixed with the music of Kevin Quain.
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Plot Summary
A film that appears to be a found-footage horror film, but actually reveals itself to be a mockumentary about two aspiring filmmakers who are attempting to create their own indie horror film. The plot follows their increasingly desperate and absurd attempts to capture compelling footage, leading to bizarre situations and a breakdown in their creative partnership.
Critical Reception
The film garnered a cult following for its unique meta-narrative and darkly humorous approach to filmmaking struggles. While not a mainstream hit, it was praised by independent film enthusiasts for its originality and subversive take on genre tropes.
What Reviewers Say
A clever subversion of the found-footage genre.
Humorous and insightful look into the struggles of indie filmmaking.
Relatable for anyone who has ever tried to create art.
Google audience: Audience reception is largely positive among those who appreciate its unconventional style and meta-commentary on filmmaking. It's noted for its humor and surprisingly poignant moments about the creative process.
Fun Fact
The film was shot on a very low budget, with much of the dialogue and scenarios improvised by the directors themselves, who also star in the film.
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