"Valley of the Stereos" is a 15-minute short film from 1992, so this one will have its 25th anniversary next year. The writer and director is George Port and he made this one 10 years before his Emmy nomination. It is basically a clash of two extremes. on the one hand we have a man who just wants to work and have his calm, on the other we have an intruder who keeps shaking things up for the other. But it's not a case of bad vs. good as both are pretty feisty opponent in this one. Fittingly with the film's close connection to animal sounds, this movie has no dialogue, which is pretty nice for people from non-English speaking countries as they don't have to worry about subtitles. And the film is generally very sound-related also in terms of laughter etc. But the story was not too great I must say and that's why I was not really well-entertained here. I give this film a thumbs down. not a failure, but also far from being a memorable watch.
Review of Valley of the Stereos
