Bipolar

For a first 48 hours entry this was a great effort to everyone involved! Non-dialogue would be hard genre to get first time round I think. Trying to do a bit much might have left less time for polish which is always the problem with 48 hours, but a great effort! Well done.

This first time team did really well to stick to their non-dialogue genre so props to them for that. Funnily this film reminded me a lot of our film from 2008 sounds of romance.

The A Team announce themselves into this competition with their non-dialogue entry (and more literally in their Intro as a 1st Year team) loud and clearly (and silently). For a first year team these guys & gals had stunning production values and they weren't afraid to go all out in their pursuit of a 'serious' film by having the final scene reveal that the highly sexualised girl we've been following.... is actually a guy! This was once again the insomnia trait being taken to its hallucinatory extremes that so many (and myself) used. They played it serious, they had the skills to back it up, and I think it worked - well done The A Team, hopefully we'll see you next year.

This was my favourite of the heat. Great acting by the female lead and the double ending was well executed. Good use of sound. The non-dialogue movie, if well planned, can be a great narrative medium and I think that this team certainly has the skills to make that work. Good acting and direction.

I like the film, but you only get to keep half your stars for inappropriately naming it. This film depicted a Multiple Personality Disorder; bipolar is also known as manic-depression and is not the same thing. Otherwise I enjoyed the weird confusion of the main character's identity. Four stars.

Good first time effort! Nice camera work, well done guys

I really liked this film. It was a great (first) effort. Non-dialogue is a hard genre to achieve and for me this team succeeded. Another clever idea of nothing is as it seems. It had a real thrillery/psychotic feel. Great camera work and art direction.

Good work guys, nice camera work and acting. Worked well.

For a first 48 hours entry this was a great effort to everyone involved! Non-dialogue would be hard genre to get first time round I think. Trying to do a bit much might have left less time for polish which is always the problem with 48 hours, but a great effort! Well done.

This first time team did really well to stick to their non-dialogue genre so props to them for that. Funnily this film reminded me a lot of our film from 2008 sounds of romance.

The A Team announce themselves into this competition with their non-dialogue entry (and more literally in their Intro as a 1st Year team) loud and clearly (and silently). For a first year team these guys & gals had stunning production values and they weren't afraid to go all out in their pursuit of a 'serious' film by having the final scene reveal that the highly sexualised girl we've been following.... is actually a guy! This was once again the insomnia trait being taken to its hallucinatory extremes that so many (and myself) used. They played it serious, they had the skills to back it up, and I think it worked - well done The A Team, hopefully we'll see you next year.