A journey through which man and woman's backs become interconnected and they become a one.
Director: Chohyun Lim & Hoisun Kim
Cho&Hoi film, 2012©
12'05"
www.hoisunkim.com
Have you ever heard of sleep paralysis? Have you experienced it yourself?
If not, here's an experience you don't want to miss.
Directions:
1. Sit in a room, alone.
2. Turn off the lights.
3. Make the video full screen and watch it in HD.
4. Put on headphones and turn the volume up.
5. Press PLAY and enjoy!
Recently featured in USA Today. http://usat.ly/yEr9yl
1880s California. A traveling hypnotist is hired to cure a troubled young woman. Will their rivalry blossom into romance, or will Estella continue to fixate on a love long since dead?
WINNER:
*James Bridges Award
*Carole Fielding Award
*FujiFilm Graduate Thesis Award
*Deluxe Thesis Award
*Opening Night Selection, Best Cinematography & Best Visual Design, UCLA Festival of New Works
24 minute narrative short film. 35mm.
Here's what the THE WOMEN'S ROOM (www.thewomensroomblog.com) had to say:
"The film is charming, and 24 minutes long, so we suggest you make
yourselves a nice cup of tea, or if you are reading after 6.00pm perhaps a
glass of wine, put your feet up and enjoy the work of this talented female
director and her mostly female crew as a way to start the prelude to a week
of celebrating women. TWR popcorn anyone?"
HerUni.com, a Cosmopolitan award winning blog for college age readers, says
"Are you a fan of period dramas? Forever glued to ITV’s Downton Abbey?
Then you’re sure to love Kate Hackett’s award winning short film 'Mesmerize Me.'"
Read about the "making of" on perioddramas.com: http://www.perioddramas.com/articles/making-the-short-period-drama-mesmerize-me.php
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1357047/
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Written and Directed by Kate Hackett
Starring Natalie Smyka, Cameron Cash
Cinematography by Cat Deakins
Original Score by Nora Kroll-Rosenbaum
