DUST
This is a short film called 'DUST' starring Alan Rickman, Jodie Whittaker Lola Albert.
written and directed by Ben Ockrent & Jake Russell.
This film is about a man who seemed to be some sort of stalker following a young lady and a little girl who might have been the daughter, picking up the girl and walking home after school not knowing that there is this man following and having an eye on them. Yet to find out that he actually is some sort of tooth fairy?.
These are some screenshots that i took of the film from the begining scene where the girl is waiting for her mother at school.
This is a good scene because it already lures us into thinking that this is going to be some sort of stalker film or something scary...
wide shot showing the girl waiting, and it looks like its shot behind bars, as if its the view of somebody watching her.
shot from the back, girl in focus looking at some sort of ice cream truck shows how weak and vulnerable the little girl is as if shes being watched by something more powerful.
close up shot of the truck driving away....
And then takes us to a shot of a man standing on the other side of the road staring away at the little girl as she awaits her mother showing his surroundings and whats around him.
Then a more close up portrait shot of the man showing what type of emotion and facial expressions he has that would mean something to the audience after seing the little girl being vulnerable and then having someone staring at them with a creepy unhappy face would mean quiet a lot.
For me i these shots from the first scene was enough for me to assume that this man was a stalker and predicting that this film was going to be a creepy one, and i guess the director was trying to have that effect on the audience, luring them into thinking the worst and then breaking it down at some point.
What i really liked about this film is how it gives you the creeps, its weird and confusing but still has meaning to it. It may seem like a thriller or some kind of kidnapper/serial killer type of film but its not, it makes you think that way and a lot of the scenes and shots make us feel this way, and to make it worse is the music in the background.














