Black Biscuit
Synopsis
Chet is a freewheeling life model who begins working as a male escort in order to bring in some extra cash, as he concentrates on realizing his true dream of becoming a filmmaker. But his discipline and outlook on life begin to change, due to the new influences of his lifestyle, and the rewards and comforts of dirty money. He must face the question of choosing his destiny. Black Biscuit was created under the PINK8 manifesto - a new maverick way of creating raw, poetic, un-polished Punk Cinema. Shot on mobile phones and childrens cameras, and featuring an array of street superstars (homeless people, prostitutes, handicapped folk, and an ex child ping pong champion). The spirit of a generation gap has been defined like lightning in a bottle. Cinema will never be the same again.
Details
- Year
- 2012
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 127 mins
- Format
- Digital
- Director
-
Fabrizio Federico 1st Feature
- Producer
- Fabrizio Federico
- Co-Producer
- Fabrizio Federico
- Executive Producer
- Fabrizio Federico
- Editor
- Fabrizio Federico
- Screenwriter
- Fabrizio Federico
- Director of Photography
- Fabrizio Federico; Cinematographers: Jason Harts, Richard Howe, Alexander James Kelly, Paulo Martinho, Jason Mathis
- Production Designer
- Fabrizio Federico
- Sound
- Fabrizio Federico
- Composer
- Fabrizio Federico
- Principal cast
- Daniel Angelus, Victoria Howard, Fabrizio Federico,
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Sales Company
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