There are a total of 8 comments for this short film.
Cool. Feels kind of Lynchian. Saw you're working on a feature too – if this short is a preview of your style then I can't wait to see more.
love the nightmarish style and the way you've made the entire piece kind of unsettling without being uncomfortable. it's got real, genuine texture. checked out your site, saw two other shorts there that looked cool. we gonna see those here at the smalls soon too?
Lovely. like a twisted, urban fairytale. Want to see more. Anyone know where this was shot? RichardV
Original, brilliant, brave and emotive work here in the same breath as David Lynch from Director Rob Hurtt.
I really enjoyed its barefaced cheek and the concepts it so confidently challenges.
Makes you want to be there. I loved the sounds: seagulls, wind, waves, door, clock, cans, the "whale sounds" of the wave man...without the "blurp" it could make good ambience/relaxation "music".
Wave is indeed a very clever piece of filmaking by Rob Hurtt, one of
London's finest and most unpredictable independent film makers. His edgy,
thought-provoking, unconventional style continues here, in fine form. Wave is a
well photgraphed and directed quirky love story emerging from within a unique
and unexpected theme; ... blind love blossoming within a dysfunctional family
living in a remote beach hut surrounded by a bleak and dreary environment of sand
and sea. If you found Wave interesting, take a look at Mr. Hurtt's latest
film "Soho Sunset", a slick, tight story that doesn't miss a beat. You can view
it at Britfilms.tv.
Perfect acting. The mother was awsome acting. Good job
Oh dear, I missed the screening! This film is great! is there anywhere I can see more of your work?