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Lighting Tests is an intriguing little gem that captures the essence of the indie spirit. It follows Malky, a down-and-out actor, who finds himself in a somewhat absurd situation as he helps a director with, well, lighting tests. The humor is a bit dry and situational, lending itself to that awkward charm you often find in smaller comedies. The pacing is deliberately slow, which allows for some nice character moments to unfold, but it can feel uneven. You can really see the effort in the practical effects, though they’re minimal, they add a layer of authenticity. The performances, especially from Malky, feel raw and genuine, making it distinctive in how it approaches the often farcical world of filmmaking.
Interesting take on the struggles of indie filmmaking.Dry humor that isn’t for everyone but has its moments.Minimalist approach with practical effects that work.
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