How Much

1999
29min

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Psychological Drama Drama Mystery Short Thriller

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaMoney trouble causes struggling couple Colleen and Chad to temporarily split. Seeking refuge at Maqz's place (a spoiled rich, 20 something agoraphobic), Chad enters into a game of "How Much"... Leer todoMoney trouble causes struggling couple Colleen and Chad to temporarily split. Seeking refuge at Maqz's place (a spoiled rich, 20 something agoraphobic), Chad enters into a game of "How Much". (i.e. How much would it take for you to get naked in public? eat a cockroach? etc.) They... Leer todoMoney trouble causes struggling couple Colleen and Chad to temporarily split. Seeking refuge at Maqz's place (a spoiled rich, 20 something agoraphobic), Chad enters into a game of "How Much". (i.e. How much would it take for you to get naked in public? eat a cockroach? etc.) They decide on a bet involving Colleen, a violent death, and a video spy camera that twists a ... Leer todo

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- 1 premio ganado en total

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Elenco principal3

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Sean Galuszka

Maqz
(as Sean Jordan)

Joseph Holmgren

Chad

Dianna Harlin

Colleen

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9/10

Finally a short film with a plot!!!!

After slogging through endless short films at several film festivals this little gem caught my eye at Cinevegas. Working from an air tight script, Lambert deftly unravels the story, then just as quickly ties it back up. Like a modern day Adam and Eve, a young couple's Eden is tempted by the serpent of greed,(Maqz). The performances are top notch with Joe Holmngren's Chad discovering the depths of his devotion and Diana Harlin's Coleen, breaking your heart. Maqz, chilling played by Sean Jordan is like the spawn of Robert Taylor and Montgomery Clift. Utterly stunning with his rugged handsomeness yet horrifying in his sociopathic actions. Lambert has done the near impossible with the ending pulling off a twist that would leave Hitchcock and M. Night smiling with envy.