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Tony Zear

Valenti Potier 2007

Categories: Narrative Short

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Run time: 20 min. | aka: TONY ZOREIL | France | Language: In French with English subtitles

Tony is a single 28-year-old who inherited from an remarkable physical particularity. He has very big ears and suffers from an extreme sensitivity to the slightest noise. Looking for love, he collects failures with women who reject his difference. His life has thus become a true nightmare.

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9:30 PM Wed, Apr 16	plays with... European Shorts Gaining Ground \| Marc Brummund 2006 Lightborne \| 2007 Lullaby \| Kevin Markwick 2007 The Sound of People \| Simon Fitzmaurice 2007 Tanghi Argentini \| Guy Thys 2006 Waves \| Adrian Sitaru 2007	Landmark Midtown #3	+ add to cal	buy tickets

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director	Valenti Potier

Cast	Audrey Marnay Nicolas Clerc

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Rated 3.255462050720672/5 Stars

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Rated 2.0/5 Stars 1 2 3 4 5 HankB 11:23 PM		Ok so the production quality is great. The acting is bearable. The concept is fair. The biggest problem with this high end short is that the story is extremely predictable. I got the deal about one minute in. It seems like an audition piece for Hollywood commercialism. The premise could be a sketch from SNL. The sequence where the "punks" attack Tony was offensive and completely contrived. It doesn't work. Then we get a "message" from the movie that quite frankly I saw coming from the first minute. The end is especially unsatisfying after they made us sit through so much over-bloated circumstance. This was one of two films that I didn't like in a program of very strong European short films. That said, the film covers all other production and FX strongly - just keep us guessing and don't let me catch up with the very predictable and redundant movie.