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When two friends become stranded after a "manly" day out (which includes one of the campest montages ever committed to film), they are forced to rely on their dimwitted friends for rescue.

Will their friends rescue them before they're reduced to cannibalism? Probably not.

Featuring a generous amount of glassings and guitar smashing, this light hearted comedy is the perfect antidote to the global financial depression, swine flu pandemics and thrush.

I've re-edited and tweaked for a wider audience, apologies for the sound and general iffyness of the picture, this movie was originally captured and edited on Windows Movie Maker. It's the last of my re-worked features.

I hope you enjoy and at least get a few chuckles out of it!

 

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No Respite Productions (3rd Aug 2009 17:05)

Many thanks for your kind words FXHomerTony, I'm really pleased you enjoyed the film! Particularly glad you liked the lighting as it had to be *massively* improved by Effecslab as a lot of the scenes were just way too dark to begin with. As much as it's normally advised to avoid working with close friends on film projects (purely for commitment purposes), I think it does help when you're doing something light hearted and comical and you already have that camaraderie to work with. The "Plank Man" at the end was basically our in-joke for some of the wooden acting we'd witnessed when filming to be honest

 

FXhomerTony (31st Jul 2009 18:02)

It did deliver; both chuckles and some hardy laughs. Good use of camera and lighting. The visual and the accompanying musical cues come off well. Loved the locations and settings. Acting was convincing and funny. Nice touch letting the audience in on some of the jokes with looks at the camera. Good job.