Asymptomatic
A group of friends are going to catch up with each other on a video conference website. One of them gets sick.
-
Olivier BonenfantDirectorAir rage (2018), Wild as (2019)
-
Olivier BonenfantWriter
-
Iphigenie FreyKey Cast"Nadine"
-
Sarah HamiltonKey Cast"Emily"
-
Chad LockwoodKey Cast"Dave"
-
Bernard PeasleyKey Cast"Dad Claude"
-
Olivier BonenfantKey Cast"Sam"
-
Tom VogelKey Cast"Will"
-
Andrew CullimoreKey Cast"Anonymous"
-
Project Title (Original Language):Asymptomatique
-
Project Type:Experimental, Short
-
Genres:Comedy, Quarantine, Absurd
-
Runtime:3 minutes
-
Completion Date:April 23, 2020
-
Production Budget:300 AUD
-
Country of Origin:Australia
-
Country of Filming:Russian Federation
-
Language:English
-
Shooting Format:Digital
-
Aspect Ratio:16:9
-
Film Color:Color
-
First-time Filmmaker:No
-
Student Project:No
-
Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
Too many short films of various quality and scope have been created by this guy. Also a VFX artist (Ubisoft), TV director (TQS), Motion Graphics artist (Val Morgan Australia) at some point in time.
It is a quarantine film created out of recycled visuals but voiced by actors at home during quarantine. Spoilers: I think the mouth fountain inspired me first to end a film with a food poisoning joke. I then shot shaky close-ups of statues as if they were characters around a table and then hoped I would eventually find a funny Christmas dinner story gone terribly wrong or a All-You-Can-Eat buffet story ending with everyone being sick. It was in 2013 and Russia was pretty much the beginning of a 1 year backpacking trip so I was still capturing random shots in hopes of creating quick shorts on the way. Nothing came of it... until last month when I remembered that footage and was enthusiastic enough with the new quarantine story. The thing is I don't have the motivation to shoot new elaborate shorts in the house (doesn't thrill me) but I'm super happy with recycling and making something out of the weirder unused footage sitting there. It's not great to improve a portfolio, let's say, but it was fun. Quarantine pastime.