"Jill's got the snake. Julia's got the flute. Alone, they have nothing. But together, they have a secret weapon to fight the darkness."
This short may only be around eight minutes long, but it has a neon-hued look and just enough mystery to see where this story will go with more time and budget.
Jill (Poppy Drayton) and Julia (Sierra Pond) break down in the desert and have to fix their car while two men named Earl (Ross Francis) and Joe (Micah Fitzgerald) harass them. What they didn't realize was just how tough both of these women are, much less the secret appendage that Jill is between her thighs.
High on visual look and ideas and low on time and budget, this has made me take note of David Mahmoudieh, the writer, producer and director of this short. I can't wait to see what happens when he gets the time and funding to do something big.
This short may only be around eight minutes long, but it has a neon-hued look and just enough mystery to see where this story will go with more time and budget.
Jill (Poppy Drayton) and Julia (Sierra Pond) break down in the desert and have to fix their car while two men named Earl (Ross Francis) and Joe (Micah Fitzgerald) harass them. What they didn't realize was just how tough both of these women are, much less the secret appendage that Jill is between her thighs.
High on visual look and ideas and low on time and budget, this has made me take note of David Mahmoudieh, the writer, producer and director of this short. I can't wait to see what happens when he gets the time and funding to do something big.