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Jackson

by The Russell Crew

At the height of his global acclaim, Kiwi superstar Joshua Bruce is contacted by a mysterious woman to star as his idol in a homegrown biopic. It all seemed too good to be true...

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This film has the best neo-noir cinematography I've seen in the entire comp thus far, and I wish you had committed to your genre, no other team has played it straight, so far it's all been parodies. The film as it is is weirdly smashed together with a Comedy of Errors. The idea is funny enough, but it falls into the people-standing-around-arguing trap. I wish the idea could have developed into a few more scenes, and ended somewhere more surprising. No scene of Joshua Bruce as Sir Peter Jackson giving his yearly Grand Finals vlog speech?

This film is a treat to watch with so many nods and winks around every corner.
It holds a candle to an issue that many must be feeling - but in a way that isn't preachy or cliche. It's over the top seriousness worked in horseshoeing it back around to hilarious.
And those driving shots... chefs kiss

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