[REL] Bits And Pieces (2009) short [USA]

[monkeylog]

So unexpected, in a good way This is posted here at FLM in some long paged section of shorts in 360sd (as I have it saved, but doesn't come up with search). The version I am posting is Hd and I think this short deserves to stand alone.

Bits And Pieces (2009) [USA]
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1570445
the info on time and tags (biography, drama) is wrong on IMdB
it is 7.30 mins and horror/drama

A lonely creature and a little girl explore what it means to be accepted by the family we choose ourselves.

https://vimeo.com/10102177


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[Phuzzy4242]

Original posts found at Re: youtube shorts and Re: youtube shorts.

[ghost]

You shouldn't have a monster as your friend.

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It's also on Youtube in 720p: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zuly32vKXhM

[pillowbaker]

The definitely gets my attention. I like the mystery surrounding what this is about. Thanks for sharing.

[Moonee]

I found this on Vimeo but for some reason it's missing a minute and a half

I haven't yet tested what's missing but.. https://vimeo.com/7904090

[citronleaf]

I am sure it is just bits and pieces missing, no major scenes.

[Night457]

Ghost's 1080p emule link, highest quality and also the long version: [Code] I tested 3 versions.

Ghost's 7:30 720p YouTube link
Ghost's 7:12 1080p eMule link
Moonee's 6:10 720p Vimeo link (short cut)

The first two only have different runtimes because of frame rate. The 1080p is 25fps instead of 23.976fps.

They have more footage than the short cut. The most obvious large chunk is 2:40-3:00 in the 1080p emule version. (2:47-3:07 in the YouTube version). After that there is more footage of the girl and the monster playing tea. There are probably many (ahem) "bits and pieces" trimmed from the long version for pacing reasons but I could not easily pick them out. I tried comparing side-by-side but they got out of sync too often.

[citronleaf]

Ha ha bits and pieces like I thought, but glad you found a whole 20 seconds in succession too.

[Unigami]

I have never seen a film's final scene evoke such contrasting emotions in me through its visuals and music. In short, the music was melancholic, but the visuals were utterly chilling. I experienced my first feelings of dilemma in this short film. I tried to express it with emojis above as well. AAAHHHHH

[Night457]

I did a good job avoiding spoilers, didn't I? (Except for the playing tea...)