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If you're not used to seeing gritty, no budget 16mm depraved amateur student film sickness disguised as a movie then you shouldn't watch it.
Denise Richards is cast as student working on an anthropology PH.D. and considering prostitution as a way to pay the bills; being a virgin proves to get in the way.
Inside the cabin and around the fire place the kids start to tell scary stories about a blood-thirsty female student and a legend of an Indian ghost.
Marci (Lana Parrilla), a college student working for a student newspaper about extraterrestrials and other supernatural phenomena, plus two male co-workers (Nick Swarts and Mark Phelan), head out into the California wilderness following a report of alien sightings.
Barney finds himself falling for pretty student reporter Bernadette (Felice Schachter) while Peyton spends the movie lusting after sexy but snooty Jane (Heather Thomas).
Pretentious slop about a student filmmaker who is so hip that no one "gets" him.
Robert Forster plays the student and his performance is limited to smug expressions and wooden stares.
Actually, it's not a bad idea and anticipates the JERRY SPRINGER SHOW to some degree, but as put together the film plays like a very, very bad student film.
Along for the trip is an overly helpful former student, and a bunch of over-fed rednecks with guns, to take pictures only though, of course.
I was only a second-year french student, but despite the language barrier, I laughed.. SO HARD.. at that movie.
I loved the book The Nanny Diaries, I lost myself in it, the story of a student taking care of a 5th Avenue family's son and all the mishaps that happen was truly a delight to read.
It's almost like it is a high school student making this film with all his friends and neighbors in it.
The film follows the tales of three "characters": Miles Gerety-a carryover political activist from the 1960s movements, Evan-a 26 year old college student who believes that he can be a force of change in the political machine, and Leslie-a grass roots activist who takes the election to heart and gives the campaign everything she has.
I do know it was a student film, but it couldn't be any worse than if my cat directed it.
The pacing though was student film like, the information presented ambiguous and thus a great topic executed so inadequately that it became unbearable.
A word to the argentine film student who wrote that this movie was worthless: please drop out of school.
Its about a college student who starts a porn club and the problems he has trouble keeping it going.
The story was slowly coming together and the mystery was solved but confused about the character of Anna and why she was even in it.First she's his wife,then she's a nursing student,and then a blackmailer.Her character in the whole story just did not fit.I understood at the end how all the other characters fit in to what was going on.At the end each person in the hospital,both doctors(including his own father as one),his brother and his lover Claire who was his brother's wife had a part in Simon's head as he was wanting to go back to the past and make things right but it was too late.
It was Britain showed from a totally different angle that I used to know (as a tourist and an exchange student).
There is the overly dramatic caffeine beer drug laced student tirades that leave you wondering, are there any Teachers at this college?
For a high-school student's project, this would be acceptable, but for a professional filmmaker, it is a total disappointment.
A decent student film with some nice Steadicam work at the end but nothing more than that.
A few comments- First of all, I was student body president at Antelope Valley College when this movie filmed there-they got to film because they kicked $750 into the student government accounts and loaned us original prints of three films for an on-campus showing (they came back to re- shoot two scenes on a weekend, and snuck onto the football field by conning a security guard, btw)...I'm also a background extra in three different scenes in the first 10 minutes, and several of my friends are also in this movie.
Lana Turner goes back to school, but only to win a dance contest (which stipulates a college student wins) to star in a new movie starring Lee Bowman, whose wife is now pregnant and can't make the movie.
Knowing absolutely nothing about the film going in I had low expectations, more or less thinking I was about to sit through a student film.
An American college student is invited to his rich English roommate's wedding and of course falls in love with the prospective bride.
Not a single thing is believable about it, from the main character's limp to the 30-year old they got to play a high school student.
If you were a medical student at the University of Edinburgh in 1876, be prepared for cold, gray, grimy days, complacent and pompous professors, class consciousness and the occasional dissection.
I read the reviews, watched it, and came away thinking that if this was a movie about a male teacher who "loved" a female student or a female teacher who "loved" a male student that people wouldn't be so sympathetic.
There are tons of student films made every year that have this film beat in every way possible.
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