Stereotyping In My Last Film
‘My Last Film,’ a statement on stereotyping
The independent film circuit has always been a place for filmmakers to bring to life their darkest and most honest observations about life, or in this case, the independent film industry in itself.
Zia Anger, renowned filmmaker and music video director, is making a big statement with her latest short film My Last Film, an eerie short that paints a sobering picture of the state of things in show business. The nine minute film is separated into two segments--one half taking place in New York City and the other in Los Angeles--and aims to make a bold statement about the film industry while also paying homage to the styles of filmmaking most favored on each coast.
The first half of the film--taking
The independent film circuit has always been a place for filmmakers to bring to life their darkest and most honest observations about life, or in this case, the independent film industry in itself.
Zia Anger, renowned filmmaker and music video director, is making a big statement with her latest short film My Last Film, an eerie short that paints a sobering picture of the state of things in show business. The nine minute film is separated into two segments--one half taking place in New York City and the other in Los Angeles--and aims to make a bold statement about the film industry while also paying homage to the styles of filmmaking most favored on each coast.
The first half of the film--taking