Haze tells the story of a woman caught in a love triangle between the man she loves and his wife. Only, at the risk of sounding cliché', things are all as they seem. Are they ever?
But nothing about the film itself is cliché'. I was impressed by what writer/director Roger Cordon was able to accomplish with such a small budget. I counted 9 actors and 12 crew members. Cordon must have a lot of friends. The photography, while at times poorly lit, at least didn't feel the need to rely on the ever present and always annoying shakycam technique in order to establish action. The camera is always moving, but with a steady hand. God bless you Anthony Reyes for that.
Acting is a bit iffy at times, nothing over the top, with Rachel (Adina Stecu) delivering the best performance by far.
All in all a good first effort and something to be proud of. Kudos to Roger Cordon and company for a good film. I'm looking forward to see what comes next.
But nothing about the film itself is cliché'. I was impressed by what writer/director Roger Cordon was able to accomplish with such a small budget. I counted 9 actors and 12 crew members. Cordon must have a lot of friends. The photography, while at times poorly lit, at least didn't feel the need to rely on the ever present and always annoying shakycam technique in order to establish action. The camera is always moving, but with a steady hand. God bless you Anthony Reyes for that.
Acting is a bit iffy at times, nothing over the top, with Rachel (Adina Stecu) delivering the best performance by far.
All in all a good first effort and something to be proud of. Kudos to Roger Cordon and company for a good film. I'm looking forward to see what comes next.