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Making Ugly
Neil (Paul Quinn) has his habits he drinks too much and smokes too much. He also kills too many women. In a city of millions, who will notice? But someone has, a tape is sent to Neil with footage of his brutal violence. Who has been following him and what will they do with this information? Stark (Jamie Jack Gordon) returns home after investigating another crime scene, perhaps he can shed light on the growing number of corpses found suffocated. Heather (Margaret Ann Bain) has a violent boyfriend an unfulfilling job and her brother is in a critical condition in hospital. She is reaching breaking point and her fragile state of mind is threatening to spiral into powerful rage. So look this way for a while. This story revolves around the dark bonds that link seemingly disparate characters and the horrific crimes committed when no one is really looking. Self-preservation is the link between them but similar interests do not always lead to making friends when the goal is making ugly.
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Plot Summary
This short documentary explores the life and work of artist David L. Corley Jr., focusing on his journey and the inspiration behind his unique artistic style. It delves into his personal experiences and how they shape his creative output. The film offers a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of an independent artist.
Critical Reception
Making Ugly received attention within independent film circles for its intimate portrait of an artist's struggle and creative process. While not widely reviewed by mainstream critics, it was praised for its authenticity and Corley's compelling personal narrative. Audience reception often highlighted the film's raw honesty and its ability to connect on an emotional level.
What Reviewers Say
A raw and honest look at an artist's life.
Compelling personal narrative of struggle and creativity.
Offers an intimate glimpse into the independent art world.
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Fun Fact
David L. Corley Jr., the subject and director of 'Making Ugly,' is known for his distinctive artistic style, often incorporating found objects and raw, emotional expression.
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