Showing posts with label Pedro Morelli. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pedro Morelli. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 16, 2015

ZOOM Final Screening & Twitter Buzz!


Missed the premiere of Pedro Morelli's Zoom? You still have a chance to see it tonight! Interlocking stories! Multiple media! Comedy!

If that's not enough, Noah R. Taylor writes at Dork Shelf:

The Canadian/ Brazilian co-production Zoom is a whirlwind of comedic creativity. Written by Toronto’s Matt Hansen and directed by Brazilian filmmaker Pedro Morelli (Entre Nos), it’s a unique collaboration that attracted some genuine talent. This mixed-media meta adventure with plenty of laughs is not to be missed.

Still not enough? Well, check out all this Twittering about Zoom!


ZOOM Final Screening:
Wed, Sept 16, 9:45 PM SCOTIABANK

Tuesday, September 15, 2015

ZOOM Premieres Tonight!


 Check your frame rate, get your word count in and hurry down to Scotiabank because Zoom premieres tonight!

Zoom promises to be an intriguing exploration of both interlocking narrative and form as a comic book artist tells a story of a filmmaker who tells the story of a novelist who tells the story of a comic book creator.


"What?" "Don't worry just go."


Check out the trailer here:


And then zoom on over to the Scotiabank. (Oh, god, I'm not even sure I'm sorry for that one).

Zoom Screening Times:
Tues, Sept 15, 10:15 PM SCOTIABANK
Wed, Sept 16, 9:45 PM SCOTIABANK


Saturday, September 5, 2015

ZOOM: First Look and Stills

Set in multiple countries, from the perspective of multiple characters, Zoom is a multi-dimensional story told in a multi-format film. That is a lot of “multis”!  

From Brazilian director, Pedro Morelli, and Canadian writer, Matt Hansen, Zoom promises to be a full-fledged mental onslaught! It follows the connected stories of a comic book artist telling a story about a filmmaker, a filmmaker telling a story about a novelist, and a novelist telling a story about a comic book artist. It’s going to be a spiraling ride of action, sex, and humor. 



Just check out the following still of the always delightful Allison Pill playing comic book artist, Emma, and the above glimpse of rotoscoped Gael Garcia Bernal as filmmaker, Edward, in the animated portion of the film! 




Zoom screens:
Tues, Sept 15, 10:15 PM SCOTIABANK
Wed, Sept 16, 9:45 PM SCOTIABANK