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Director: David Zellner
In late 2015, "Bright Ideas" magazine and its publisher, the innovative crowdfunding and distribution platform Seed & Spark, commissioned directing duo the Zellner Bros. (KUMIKO, THE TREASURE HUNTER) to make a short piece in response to a Criterion Collection release that they considered inspiring. The brothers chose Louis Malle's wild, hallucinogenic BLACK MOON (1975), itself a tripped-out reimagining of "Alice in Wonderland." Shot in the woods near their Austin homes, BLACK SOMETHING captures Malle's blending of idyllic pastoral imagery with nightmarish fantasy, distilling it into a skin-crawlingly unsettling three-minute short.
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Fans of experimental, surreal cinema will be captivated by director David Zellner's 2016 short film 'Black Something', which blends pastoral imagery with nightmarish fantasy in a skin-crawlingly unsettling three-minute piece inspired by Louis Malle's cult classic 'Black Moon'.