Watch the Short Film Central Dental: "Lewis is mugged late at night in a back alley and loses a tooth after being punched in the face. Luckily, he is outside of a 24-hour dental clinic and the receptionist reassures him that he will be taken care of. But things soon take a terrifying turn when he is given an anesthetic injection that makes him unable to move."
Crew
Written & Directed by: Lindsay Thomas Robinson
Produced by: Samantha Quantz & Lindsay Thomas Robinson
Cinematography: David Baron
Tooth Monster Effects: Bold Raven FX
Creature Effects Coordinator: Brendan James Boyd
Creature Design: Alana Banks
Production Design: Malorie Shmyr
Hair & Makeup: Mallory Greaves
Wardrobe: Jocelyn Palmer
Gaffer: Peter Markowski
Key Grip: Thaimu Turray
Location Sound: Michael Olson
Stunt Coordinator: Eric Beaudoin
Original Score: Dan Cleary
Audio Post: Jesse Luce
Cast
Lewis: Adam Drory
Dentist: Belinda Cornish
Ronnie: Marc Lacoursiere
Receptionist: Nikki Rae Hallow
Knuckles: Eric...
Crew
Written & Directed by: Lindsay Thomas Robinson
Produced by: Samantha Quantz & Lindsay Thomas Robinson
Cinematography: David Baron
Tooth Monster Effects: Bold Raven FX
Creature Effects Coordinator: Brendan James Boyd
Creature Design: Alana Banks
Production Design: Malorie Shmyr
Hair & Makeup: Mallory Greaves
Wardrobe: Jocelyn Palmer
Gaffer: Peter Markowski
Key Grip: Thaimu Turray
Location Sound: Michael Olson
Stunt Coordinator: Eric Beaudoin
Original Score: Dan Cleary
Audio Post: Jesse Luce
Cast
Lewis: Adam Drory
Dentist: Belinda Cornish
Ronnie: Marc Lacoursiere
Receptionist: Nikki Rae Hallow
Knuckles: Eric...
- 10/28/2021
- by Jonathan James
- DailyDead
InterviewAcclaimed filmmaker Salim Ahamed opens up about why he made ‘And The Oskar Goes To’, working with Tovino and more.CrisFacebook/SalimAhamedSalim Ahamed is in a car, leaving Thiruvananthapuram after some final work before the release of his fourth film, And The Oskar Goes To. He has a beard and a head of curls like his hero. And like him, he has once struggled quite a bit to be a filmmaker. When a movie is about a struggling filmmaker, you tend to do that – look at the director and then at his hero and search for similarities. But Salim does not tell you that he chose Tovino Thomas to play the struggling filmmaker of his story, because of the beard and the curls. “He is young and this story should talk to the young people here,” Salim says and you complete his broken line – “young people who’d be struggling just like he had once.
- 6/20/2019
- by Nimeshika
- The News Minute
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