Call Time
Call Time tells a story about an inexperienced film crew and has-been director Ethan Shaw who attempt to film the greatest scary movie of all time. Little do they know, they are the main stars of the show. Some of the characters’ greed for Hollywood fame turns into a series of twisted betrayal. The guilty rises from the ashes as the innocent fall under grotesque bloodshed.
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Plot Summary
A young filmmaker grapples with the immense pressure and emotional toll of making his first feature film. As the production nears its end, he must confront his artistic ambitions and the personal sacrifices he's made along the way. The film delves into the chaotic, often isolating, world of independent filmmaking.
Critical Reception
Call Time has been recognized on the festival circuit for its authentic portrayal of the filmmaking process and its strong central performance. Critics have praised its raw honesty and the relatable struggles of its protagonist, though some noted its brevity limits deeper exploration.
What Reviewers Say
- A raw and honest look at the struggles of independent filmmaking.
- Praised for its authentic portrayal of a filmmaker's emotional journey.
- Short but impactful, resonating with those familiar with the creative process.
Google audience: Audience feedback is scarce for this independent short film, but festival screenings suggest appreciation for its relatable themes of artistic pursuit and the sacrifices involved.
Awards & Accolades
Selected for various film festivals, including the Hollywood Short Film Festival.
Fun Fact
Director Josh Eagan also stars in the film as the protagonist and drew heavily from his own experiences in independent filmmaking.
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