DIY Project
Invisible
A photographer goes to a park in Paris to find something interesting to shoot while waiting for two models but finds nothing.
He takes a few shots of the models and then goes off to look for an interesting spot in the park.
While walking around, he feels something’s going wrong, but goes on/carries on working all the same.
The action shifts to his studio where he checks the pictures he took in park on screen and deciphers the outline of a human body and zooms in to have a better look.
He has a strange feeling of déjà vu as though the feeling in the park manifests itself. Before he even starts to think someone rings at the door.
As he opens it he is struck on the head and he loses consciousness.
The photographer starts to go with his imagination to the park.
He looks around for the body and beholds the strange wanderings of mime artists.
He stumbles across the corpse of a young blonde girl whose face is covered by her beautiful mane of hair.
As night falls the photographer loses himself in the streets of Paris.
Directed by
Joe Palermo
Monthly:
- August: Realism
- Best Afterlife or Rebirth Concept
- Best Depiction of Daily Life
- Best Holiday-Themed Film
- Best Horror Film
- Best Inciting Incident
- Best Narrative Based on True Events
- Best Natural Performance
- Best Nonlinear Storytelling
- Best Psychological Thriller
- Best Realism Film
- Best Rollercoaster Experience
- Best Scary Monster or Entity
- Best Surrealism
- Best Tribute to Classic Cinema
- Best Twist
- Best Use of Makeup/Practical FX
- Best Use of Tradition or Ritual
- Best Winter Cinematography
- December: Season of Shadows & Light
- Most Disturbing Concept
- Most Emotionally Raw Moment
- October: Nightmares & Monsters
- September: Down the Rabbit Hole
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