Driven by different, but nevertheless essential reasons, Eddy, Charles and Sergio decide to break into the huge manor that overhangs the city. Their entreprise soon startsto derail as the butler intercepts them. Blood is split. The three improvised murderers are on the run, their hands covered with blood but at least they have the loot. For three weeks, intense and unreal sobs echo amongst the city's roofs. In this big town, devasted by violence and prohibition, three novice gangsters start their ascent in the crime world. Meanwhile, a vengeful shadow goes on the hunt for them.
The last Batman fan film I watched was Dead End which saw the Caped Crusader battling Aliens and Predators. Made for 10,000 euros by filmmakers Julien Mokrani & Samuel Bodin’s this film is borrows heavily from the the Batman character created by Bob Kane and shares its visual style with that of Robert Rodriguez and Frank Millers Sin City.
The Batman character is absent for much of the film and is more of a looming presence in the stories background. The main focus is on a small time crook and his rise through the underworld. When batman does make his appearance he appears as an almost supernatural figure seeking revenge with the villains coming across as twisted monsters who wouldnt be out of place in a horror film. Overall this isnt your typical fan film the character is far removed from the Batman most of us know which for me fits really well with the style and look of the film.
Official Website
WATCH on DailyMotion: Ashes to Ashes
[Format: FLV - Size: Streaming - Running Time: 14 min.]
WATCH: Ashes to Ashes - Making of - Behind the Scenes
[Format: FLV - Size: Streaming - Running Time: 3 min.]
WATCH: Ashes to Ashes - Making of - Batman vs Joker
[Format: FLV - Size: Streaming - Running Time: 3 min.]
WATCH: Ashes to Ashes - Making of - O.C. Cobblepot
[Format: FLV - Size: Streaming - Running Time: 1 min.]
Credits
Director: Julien Mokrani
Writer: Samuel Bodin
Producer: Julien Mokrani, Samuel Bodin, Olivier Bach, Eric Fantone, Pim Mory, Fabien Dubois, Matthieu Lemeunier
Director of photography: Vincent E. Toto
Editor: Toby Divine
The last Batman fan film I watched was Dead End which saw the Caped Crusader battling Aliens and Predators. Made for 10,000 euros by filmmakers Julien Mokrani & Samuel Bodin’s this film is borrows heavily from the the Batman character created by Bob Kane and shares its visual style with that of Robert Rodriguez and Frank Millers Sin City.
The Batman character is absent for much of the film and is more of a looming presence in the stories background. The main focus is on a small time crook and his rise through the underworld. When batman does make his appearance he appears as an almost supernatural figure seeking revenge with the villains coming across as twisted monsters who wouldnt be out of place in a horror film. Overall this isnt your typical fan film the character is far removed from the Batman most of us know which for me fits really well with the style and look of the film.
Official Website
WATCH on DailyMotion: Ashes to Ashes
[Format: FLV - Size: Streaming - Running Time: 14 min.]
WATCH: Ashes to Ashes - Making of - Behind the Scenes
[Format: FLV - Size: Streaming - Running Time: 3 min.]
WATCH: Ashes to Ashes - Making of - Batman vs Joker
[Format: FLV - Size: Streaming - Running Time: 3 min.]
WATCH: Ashes to Ashes - Making of - O.C. Cobblepot
[Format: FLV - Size: Streaming - Running Time: 1 min.]
Credits
Director: Julien Mokrani
Writer: Samuel Bodin
Producer: Julien Mokrani, Samuel Bodin, Olivier Bach, Eric Fantone, Pim Mory, Fabien Dubois, Matthieu Lemeunier
Director of photography: Vincent E. Toto
Editor: Toby Divine
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