A Powerful Short Film in Six Lines and Three Minutes

Last year Philips ran a contest called Parallel Lines in which they asked people to create a three-minute short film using only six lines of dialogue: “What is that?”, “It’s a unicorn”, “Never seen one up close before”, “Beautiful”, “Get away, get away”, and “I’m sorry”. After more than 600 entries were submitted, director Ridley Scott selected the above film, titled “Porcelain Unicorn”, as the winner.

http://www.porcelainunicorn.com/
solventsays...

I think it's time to show how israeli terror troops stepping on a Palestinian child's dreams... just as it happens in reality.



I suggest to the israelis to paint "Research" on the side of their tanks and warplanes so when we see them killing Palestinians, we can relax and say all is well. It worked for the Japanese whalers...

ToastyBuffoonsays...

Wow, THAT was awesome. It takes a pretty good film maker in my opinion to make you feel for the characters in such a short amount of time. Hollywood makes films that are 2+ hours that don't pack half the punch that this does. Bravo.

My_designsays...

Incredible movie. Absolutely stunning.

@ Solvent, Only as long as we can write "Research" on the sides of the rockets being launched into Israeli towns and "Research Center" On the sides of the radical training camps where they teach kids how to kill.
And to you sir I say Trollolololololo...

viewer_999says...

Perfect first comment. I already had wetness in the eyes from the film, and then that completely unexpected comment had me throw my head back and literally wheeze-laugh out loud, turning the tears into the laughter variety.

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