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Review: “BEAUTIFUL EXPOSURE”
Director: Geoff McGee
Running Time: 12 minutes
Genre: Suspense
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Beautiful Exposure is a well shot black and white suspense story about a photographer and the woman he’s obsessed with. Stylized and lyrical as the photographer quotes a poem by Thomas O’Brian, the short tries so hard to be intense and read between the lines that audiences run the risk of being confused. It is in images that the film is strongest, showing what is seen and unseen and delving into the gray lines between black and white, what we can see and what lies hidden in shadow.
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Reviewed films were randomly selected from the hundreds of entries to the 2009 DC Shorts Film Festival. The reviews are written by Bryan Koenig, an intern with an interest in film review and journalism. The opinions expressed are his own, and not that of the independent judging panel, the DC Shorts Film Festival staff, or the staff and Board of the DC Film Alliance.
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