The Song of Her
Censor rating: R
Drama, Thriller, LGBTQ+, Short
Duration: 00:20:29
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This multi-award winning short film is a delicious slice of sinister perfection with a deft blend of Gothic imagery and low-tech police state potboiler that spirals into a tale of pleasure, pain and the incestuous relationship between the two. Writer/director Rodney Ferrer presents this yarn in gorgeous black and white, which gives the world a cold, dilapidated, industrial feel, peppered with stained glass windows, pipe organs, and naked flesh.
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4.5 out of 5 Star
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Much like other Rodney films, it leaves you wanting more. Great cast. Great cinematography. The wide shots. The pace. The color choice. Great use of Mozart's "Lacrimosa". A breath of old cinema that is no longer found in today's main stream, except for a few places. Can't wait to see Rodney's next film.
Roy Ruiz at 2024-06-15
Trevin Valentine at 2024-05-29
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Story:
This multi-award winning short film is a delicious slice of sinister perfection with a deft blend of Gothic imagery and low-tech police state potboiler that spirals into a tale of pleasure, pain and the incestuous relationship between the two. Writer/director Rodney Ferrer presents this yarn in gorgeous black and white, which gives the world a cold, dilapidated, industrial feel, peppered with stained glass windows, pipe organs, and naked flesh.