Every now and again I come across work that blows my mind and inspires me to no avail.

You have just done that for me. Thank you.

This is excellent.

Very, very, very interesting.

Amazing visually, I'm curious to see the whole story.

I assume this was shot on the RED Camera, but what is your post, if it is no secret?

Scratch?

Wow, I'm really impressed!

man you shoot gorgeous stuff.

Hoping this is on DVD sometime for me to own...or better yet in a Theater near me. Looks amazing!

What is the girl actress's name, is she in any other works?... A truly beautiful and inspiring short

MacGregor,
Really beautiful, as usual, but I'm a little confused.

Your title for this is "Similo teaser," and yet there are credits at the end and it almost really stands alone as a short film. There is a longer version, right?

Right, this version was done to raise money for the "real" production, allthough it ended up as a usefull shortfilm just by itself.

I love this so much.
I just keep re-watching it over and over. The cinematography has a very peaceful quality to it,
and it goes so well with your style of story telling and choice of music. Immediately it puts you in a relaxed sate of mind. Amazing.

It also reminds me of films like Babel, Motorcycle Diaries and Solaris. Solaris the most, and i loved those films. Great job man. Cant wait to see the full film, keep up the good work.

So good. Your film make me think about a novel I have written one day...

You really have made a good job !

Great cinematography, man! Can't believe it was shot on a very same DVX100 I own too. What adapter did u use? redrock/letus/brevis/pro35?
Did you try to uprez it with something like magic bullet's "instant HD"? Should look great at 720p and I think it will benefit from it.

Missed the titles at the end - it was cinemek's g35, right? How is it? Looks gorgeous. No moving parts AFAIK, however no visible noise?

Wow!...just wow! :]
the shots are purely genious! this really had a strong feel to it all. i like it alot! :]
btw...can i ask about the in-car shots? im confused. they, on the once hand, look too good to be taken outside [hence=using a green screen]. but on the other hand..they look too good\realistic for a greenscreen. so...hehe..how was it taken, then? :]

p.s-cannot Believe this was the DVX100!what adapter was it?