Askhole

About This Movie

Askhole is a fascinating little project that shines a light on the creativity brewing in high school film programs. Directed by Lisely Iturralde, the film captures a raw and authentic atmosphere, likely amplified by the youthful energy of its cast. While the story isn't widely known, it gives off a sort of experimental vibe that can be both intriguing and disorienting. The pacing might not fit the standard mold, but that’s part of its charm. You can sense the enthusiasm in performances, reminding us of the early days of filmmakers finding their voices. It's this DIY spirit that makes it distinctive, a sort of snapshot of young ambition in the film world.

Askhole is quite a rarity within collector circles, being a small-scale production from a high school. Released in 2019, it hasn’t seen much distribution, which adds to its scarcity. The film is mostly known among local enthusiasts and those connected to Capital High School, making it a unique find for anyone interested in grassroots cinema and the development of young filmmakers. Its limited availability means it occasionally pops up at film festivals or niche screenings, which can intrigue collectors looking for something off the beaten path.