Zack & Luc (2014) by director Robert W. Gray

Zack & Luc (2014)

15 min|Short, Drama|N/A

Rating: Metascore: N/A

A split-screen film telling two versions of the entire story of a relationship. Each memory becomes intertwined with all the others: the firsts, the lasts, the middles, each of the small nothing moments that add up to something in the end.

Director: Robert W. Gray
Writer: Robert W. Gray
Country: Canada
Language: English
Duration: 15 min
Stars: Ryan O'Toole, Greg Profit

 
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“zack & luc” is the story of two ordinary men in a relationship. It captures the small moments, the ones we often don’t remember to remember: brushing our teeth together, having breakfast and perusing the newspaper, running through the woods, and looking at the stars. It is a dramatic, experimental short film that will be presented entirely in split screen, the perspectives of the two men presented side-by-side. One side of the split screen is chronological while the other is reverse chronological: each moment is pushed up against another. This means the audience sees the first and last moment together simultaneously and at the end of the film sees the last and the first moments there again from the two men’s perspectives.