
Short Film Of The Day: ‘Indiana Jones,’ ‘Ghostbusters,’ and ‘Back to the Future’ Become Trippy Hallucinations in ‘Synchronize’
Features By Scott Beggs on March 20, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhy Watch? This short film from Elise The might be the perfect companion piece to yesterday’s short, “They Come To Get Us.” They’re both pop culture explosions of strikingly different kinds. The latter is a pure overload by numbers, but Synchronize is electric in its ability to use iconic images and twist them in new ways.
Using negative imagery, a cut and paste mentality, and a crazed imagination, this short film is stellar work that celebrates the allure and impact of movies.
*Note: Some viewers may have to click through to Vimeo and wait a few minutes for it to load as the video is behind some sort of semi-paywall. However, it’s absolutely worth the wait (especially when you can let it load and come back to it later).*
What will it cost? Only 3 minutes.
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