Safe Streets, No Crime

It can be tricky reviewing animation for the 48-Hour because just the act of doing animation for the 48-Hour film competition is impressive as is. I liked the visual style of this one. I couldn't tell if you actually filmed cut-outs but it had that look to it and it worked. I think the concept was simple enough to have a deeper meaning to it and not overwhelm the animation. It's a shame the Heat audience didn't appreciate the film enough to get it into the top 3.

Crazy, fantastic, awesome, mad and hilarious. Loved how this film pushes reality and leaves you wanting to see it again and agin,

Absolutely wild. I initially thought this was going to be insane for insane's sake, but it really found a way to lasso its ludicrous story and pull it towards a very satisfying conclusion. I'd love to know how much paper this team burned through to make this because there is a LOT going on. Loved it completely.

ATTENTION: Safe Streets, No Crime is now LIVE FOR VIEWING on the Screening Room!!!! Go and watch it!!!

I'm here because of the article "Film Festival Strategy with Ross Ozarka".

What a joy to watch this commentary on the blinkered and hypocritical "tough on crime" rhetoric that permeates our society. Such a ludicrous animation concept that tells such a compelling story. We even get to see a perfect neighbourhood by the end of the film.

A fun animation style that works really well for 48Hours.