A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away,
we told ya about Christopher White’s short
THE QUIET,
which he wrote and his cousin SYLVAIN WHITE
(IAKWYDLS) directed.
Here’s the official synopsis:
In the heart of a sanitized suburban neighborhood, Herbert’s everyday life
is filled with constant emasculation at the hands of his wife, Eleanor, and
the daily grind of work on the chain. He also tries to cope with the recent
death of his 6 year old son Jacob, whose presence can still be felt in the
house.
For escape he paints the visions that
haunt him, while Eleanor sends all of his hard earned money to a seedy tele-evangelist.
Told as if reading the pages of a diary, along with a stunning visual style,
Quiet illustrates that beyond the brink of madness, lies one man’s insanity.
In the name of raising Benjamins for his next short
CHANCES ARE
(which we told you about here), White has
finally made the film available on DVD. Check out the
QUIET OFFICIAL
SITE HERE for all the grisly details, the film’s slicker than
slick trailer and more!
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