WW2 Museums nation-wide screening "Sudlikov", my DVX WW2 short film

[tomyboy342000]

Hi everyone,

Thanks to all those who helped with the film "Sudilkov" my WW2 short film. It is my pleasure to announce that the short film has been accepted by and will be shown at the Visitor Centers as a permanent part of their mueums at:

The US Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington DC.
The Virginia Holocaust Mueum in Richmond, VA.
The Holocaust Centre of Great Britain
The Cold War Museum in Fairfax, VA.
The Holocaust Memorial Center in Farmington Hills, Michigan.

I'd encourage everyone to forward this along to family and friends in support of the film and it's message. To view it online, click:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMDWeGygq6A

I'm sending the film on a small film fest tour to see how it does. I'm hoping it might win at least one award, but you never know. Thanks again for all those involved, or indirectly involved, or family, friends of friends. Thanks again!

Tom

 

[afram]

very moving, like most people nowadays, i have bore easily, but i was captivated by your portrayal of this.. thanx:thumbup:

 

[inspire84]

Good stuff. Only hoenst question was: why no dialogue?

 

[ryan brown]

Congrats tomyboy.

 

[tomyboy342000]

Good stuff. Only hoenst question was: why no dialogue?

It was something that I thought about, but we couldn't find anyone who could speak German or Russian, so we kept it silent film stlye. I think it worked ok. This short seemed to not need dialogue, at least when I wrote it, I felt that images were gonna drive this piece and that if the dialogue was cheesy or not authentic German or Russian, it would have been fatal to the film's production value in terms of realism.