Steve of the Antarctic
On his quest to reach the south pole, a man has an unlikely encounter with an Australian immigration officer.
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Clem McIntoshDirectorIn Private, Puzzled, Open House
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Edan LaceyDirector
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Edan LaceyWriter
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Clem McIntoshWriter
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Edan LaceyProducer
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Clem McIntoshProducer
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Clem McIntoshKey Cast"Steve Shields"Boardwalk Empire, Master of None, Broad City, Person of Interest, Blindspot, Blacklist, The Path
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Edan LaceyKey Cast"Officer Quimby"
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Project Type:Short
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Runtime:2 minutes 57 seconds
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Completion Date:December 31, 2019
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Production Budget:0 USD
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:Antarctica
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Deep focus film festivalNYC
United States
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Iron Mule Short Comedy Film FestivalNYC
United States
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Oxford Film Festival
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34th Edmonton International Film Festival
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Orlando Film Festival
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Houston Comedy Film Festival
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Iceland Comedy Film Festival
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Horsetooth International Film Festival
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Woods Hole Film Festival
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Yonkers Film Festival
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New York Lift-off Film Festival
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The Lift-off sessions
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Stage 32
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Independent Film Night at the Newtown Theater
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Cradle Mountain Film Festival
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Vertical Film Festival
Clem McIntosh has been an award winning Director, Producer and Director of Photography for over 12 years, working in many areas
of interest, including; narrative, documentary and commercial.
He was a producer on the nationally released comedy feature "Ghost Team" starring Jon Heder, Justin Long and Amy Sedaris, and
continues to frequently direct, write and produce his own work.
Clem has also been performing for over 20 years, appearing in Theatre, Film and Television including; Boardwalk Empire, The Path, Broad City and Master of None to name a few.
He is also the co-founder of the successful Toronto based theatre company; Leroy Street alongside Anne van Leeuwen.
https://www.uldrafilms.com/info
This film is a satire of immigration and borders. Hopefully it makes one laugh, but also question the absurdity of our current immigration system.
The making of this film I think truly captures the spirit of independent filmmaking. It was shot and performed in its entirety in a little under one hour with a combined cast and crew of 2 people. It is also quite possibly the ONLY short narrative film ever shot on the Antarctic peninsula.