Long Shot

About This Movie

Long Shot feels like a quirky snapshot of the late '70s indie film scene. Set during the 1977 Edinburgh Film Festival, it captures that frenetic energy of filmmakers hustling for funding. The duo at the center is oddly relatable, navigating the chaos of low-budget filmmaking with a kind of charm that pulls you in. Their interactions with the industry, especially the brief appearance of Sam Fuller, give it this delightful mix of desperation and aspiration. The pacing has a nice ebb and flow, balancing humor with moments of reflection about the grind of creating art. Practical effects are minimal, but they fit right into the scrappy aesthetic. It’s a unique piece of cinema history that shines a light on the struggle of creators in a vibrant time.

Quirky exploration of indie film culture.Captures the essence of 1970s filmmaking hustle.Features a cameo by legendary director Sam Fuller.