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Original Title: Broken

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A gun blast, a flash of light, and a young woman awakens to the comfort of her own bed. Bonnie Clayton has it all, a great relationship, a challenging career, and the burden of a dream that grows more vivid and disturbing with each passing night. But when Bonnie is abducted by a sadistic stranger and his colorful entourage, she discovers that the key to her survival lies within the familiar realms of her recurring dream.
Review: Crossing the lines between different genres such as thriller, action, mystery and superhero films, this short is an amazingly well produced little gem. With quick paced action and impressive special effects, this DVD is a preview for a future full length feature film from Alex Ferrari, Jorge F. Rodriguez and The Enigma Factory. Containing 19 minutes of the film, this shows what can be done with $8,000 and the determination and drive to be a filmmaker. The only real problems are unanswered questions. Who is management? What are the dreams? And what is the deal with her eyes? I will bet that most of these questions will be answered in the full length feature. They have to leave us wanting more, right? Bonnie Clayton (Samantha Jane Polay) wakes up to find a strange man in her kitchen. The next thing she knows, she is tied up in a wheelchair where her kidnapper Duncan (Paul Gordon) informs her that she is to be "replaced". Why? She hasn't a clue. A mysterious man dressed in black watches for the right moment to rescue her. And when that moment arrives he takes it by the horns and takes on Duncan's team of heavies including the beautiful Marquez (Amber Crawford) and the "cleaner" Gabriel (Tony Gomez), among others.

Casting: While most of the cast doesn't have many lines throughout, some shine and some don't. Most notable is Paul Gordon as Duncan, the sadistic leader of the group who kidnaps Bonnie. He enjoys his job and he's not afraid to show it. Samantha Jane Polay does a fine job of conveying fear and confusion in this short piece. I will have to reserve true judgment on her performance until I have seen the full film. The only one who didn't shine was Amber Crawford, but who am I to complain about a hot redhead with big guns? Image & Sound: I hate to keep hammering on the fact that this film only cost $8000 to make, but every technical aspect shines. The sound, the video, everything. Hell, this wasn't even shot on film! It was shot on mini DV, whatever that is, lol. The sound effects were great, the surround mix was excellent. The shotgun sound effect was a little much, but otherwise everything looked and sounded like a big budget picture.

Special Features: The extras on this disc is where it really shines. Over three hours of special features including six different commentaries, a ton of behind the scenes featurettes from every stage of the film making process to a gag reel and creator bios. A great resource for amateur filmmakers. I have seen big studio releases that don't have half as many features as this disc does.

Final Words: A wonderfully exciting and intense exercise in film making on a budget, not to mention an intriguing story. If you want to learn more visit www.whatisbroken.com.

Mitch Emerson The mind-bending premise of Broken seems fit for a big-budget Hollywood feature, so it's surprising to see it unfold in a mere nineteen minutes of screen time. Late one night, Bonnie is awakened by a figure she mistakes for her boyfriend but is actually a malevolent kidnapper - the sort of villain who knows a little too much about his victim ahead of time. Unable to put up much of a struggle, she is whisked away to an underground bunker of sorts with nameless and imposing thugs where the rest of the grisly story takes place amidst a barrage of bullets before a twist ending that outdoes most Hollywood twists by actually meaningfully redefining everything that has transpired beforehand. This is a credit to first-time director and writer Alex Ferrari, a talented and capable young independent filmmaker, who along with co-writer Jorge F. Rodriguez otherwise might rightfully be accused by some of shoe-horning too much into such a brief framework. Given an overload of content and their obvious yet inconspicuously deliberate decision to adorn the film with standard psychological/action/thriller clichés, there is a temptation to dismiss the film and Ferrari as if his means and budget weren't able to accommodate what must be years of pent-up ideas. But he and the film are more clever than they seem, and despite the sorts of flaws one almost can't help but incur while making an independent short film, the result is a modestly satisfying addition to its genre.

I freely admit that I was uncomfortably confused up until the end, though, making little sense of the plot and even less sense of the broken harmonica metaphor. Many others are likely to feel the same; little is explained throughout, and when answers come at last I'm sure people will wince and scoff and chide Ferrari for plundering Hollywood's heritage. While a more seasoned storyteller could have avoided such discomfort or used it productively or artistically (which is where this film ultimately loses points), Ferrari saves a significant payoff for the end. Think about the word "broken" for a moment and the film suddenly and startlingly makes sense. Only material objects and parts, both by definition lifeless, are fragile enough to be broken. Anything else is intangible and even ethereal, the bounds of which are beyond human scope. As such, when Bonnie's painful secret is revealed at the end of Broken,Ferrari's narrative turns sharply into focus. In twenty minutes he delivers his treatise on the human condition and it becomes clear that no amount of splashy action scenes or superfluous story elements would obfuscate the point he's trying to make about free will, predestination, and the existence of a higher power. If a person may be said to have a broken psyche or spirit, then what does that say about the metaphysical nature of the human soul? Ferrari believes he has the answer.





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