La Llamada (the Phone Call)

Hmm..

Hmm..

I don't usually watch films in spanish, being peruvian myself, you'd think i'd be proud of latin films.

first, I suppose I'll tell you what you want to hear.
The shots were good, yet they were all too generic, and from the same eye level.

Now
What's the point of this?
The whole thing is 2:23, and the film was 1 min 30, and the rest were credits.
I found it very ridiculous.
It had no message whatsoever. If the dad is dead, but was still having dinner with the guy, why not at least show he wasn't there.
It doesn't feel like a thought-out script at all.
The credit music wasn't needed, why was it used? Do you think it helps out the piece in any way?
It felt too quirky overall. I can just assume that you wanted to try out the camera's capabilities and perhaps some new shots.

:D:D:D
sorry if it sounds harsh, but I can guarantee that if you to answer these questions to yourself you'll be on your way to making amazing films.
 
Thank you for answering me

The phone call is not a short, really it is a video-minute (videominuto en español) (transformed into its version youtube in short, including the credits)

It is a video-minute the image in whole, you can verify it. I did it this way of proper to pass it for several festivals of video-minutes

The genre is FANTASTIC
As what it has certain air to movies as: THE OTHERS of AMENABAR or THE SIXTH SENSE
 
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