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So, '1999' – quite the curiosity in the realm of short films. Directed by Shô Miyake when he was just a high school student, it captures a raw sort of energy. The chase scene set within the confines of a school is both simple and compelling, like a snapshot of youthful imagination. The pacing really keeps you on your toes, every corner turned feels like a new twist. The practical effects are undeniably charming and have that DIY vibe, which adds to its authenticity. You can sense Miyake's early understanding of tension-building here, even if it's a bit rough around the edges. It’s fascinating to see where a filmmaker starts, and this short is a glimpse into that journey.
Shô Miyake's first short filmRaw energy of youthInteresting early work for collectors
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