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Jargon (2004) Online
Original Title :
Jargon
Genre :
Movie / Short / Comedy
Year :
2004
Directror :
Patrick Flynn
Cast :
Keith Powell,Jonathan Quigley,Patrick Flynn
Writer :
J.R. King,Patrick Flynn
Budget :
$450
Type :
Movie
Time :
12min
Rating :
7.1/10
Jargon (2004) Online

Our Hero (Powell) awakes one morning to discover the whole world is speaking its mind to him.
Cast overview, first billed only:
Keith Powell Keith Powell - Our Hero
Jonathan Quigley Jonathan Quigley - Person 1
Patrick Flynn Patrick Flynn - Person 2
J.R. King J.R. King - Person 3
Stephen Guidry-White Stephen Guidry-White - Person 4 (as Stephen Perron Guidry)
Jane Pesci-Townsend Jane Pesci-Townsend - Person 5
Meghan Touey Meghan Touey - Person 6
Mike Spara Mike Spara - Person 7
Roe Kizeik Roe Kizeik - Person 8
Julie Wolf Julie Wolf - Person 9
Rose Hemingway Rose Hemingway - Person 10 (as Rose Szczesniak)
Michael Kenny Michael Kenny - Person 11
Evan Casey Evan Casey - Person 12
Patrick Holden O'Neill Patrick Holden O'Neill - Person 13 (as Patrick O'Neill)
Mike Gregorek Mike Gregorek - Person 14

Shot in two days, mostly within three blocks of the Silver Spring Metro Station in Silver Spring, Maryland.


User reviews

SkroN

SkroN

This short film is one of almost 100 shorts that are now posted on IMDb for viewing in the United States. Due to licensing issues, I have no idea if this beta program will extend to other parts of the world.

Although you have no idea why, as the main character in this short goes about his day, everyone he encounters is incredibly open and speaks exactly what's on their mind--as does Our Hero. It's odd to see such openness and my favorite is when he's talking with a co-worker and both reveal that they hate each other and don't know why. And, to make it funnier, they both are very happy and unoffended by this revelation. In fact, no one is the least bit defensive or angry during this very strange day until the very end. While I liked the idea of how the film was ended, I do think the incredibly over-used use of the f-word was uncalled for and tended to cheapen the film's clever message. it just wasn't funny. Yet despite this, it was a good film.