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FILMS FOR SALE - Feature Length
- "Killer Me"
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Joseph Sturgeon awakes one morning, hands covered in blood, a badly infected wound on his ribcage. He doesn't know what happened. The last thing he remembers from the previous evening is rage, his neighbor, the nightmare again.
Anna, desperate, lonely, follows Joseph, hoping to make a connection. She finds him mysterious and driven. An awkward courtship begins.
Killer Me is a mysterious, unsettling film that gets inside your head with a gritty, first person feel recalling low-budget shockers like Peter Bogdonovich's Targets and Michael Powell's Peeping Tom.
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| Running
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Language |
Director |
Screenwriter |
| 80 |
English |
Zachary Hansen |
Zachary Hansen |
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company |
Killer Me
Films
12340 Rochester Ave. #226
Los Angeles, CA 90025
United States
Phone: 310.820.8633
Fax: 310.820.8633 |
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| Contact
Name |
Zachary Hansen |
| Web
Address |
http://www.killerme.com |
| Producer |
Farine Yeganegi, Ferran Viladevall |
| Cinematographer |
Neal Fredericks |
| Music |
Zachary Hansen |
| Editor |
Zachary Hansen |
| Production
Design |
Chris Wright |
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| Cast |
George Foster
Christina Kew
Kirk B.R. Woller
Garth Wilton
Chuck Martinez |
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Distribution / Available Markets |
Theater,
TV, International, Internet |
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Agent |
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Agent Phone |
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Agent Fax |
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| Production
Start |
03/01//1998 |
| Production
Year |
2001 |
| Budget |
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Format |
16mm |
| Film
Format Ratio |
1.66 |
| Film
Sound |
Dolby A |
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Video Type |
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| Director
Bio and Credits |
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Film School |
CalArts |
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Bio and Credits |
ZACHARY HANSEN (Writer, Director) While growing up in the eclectic southwestern city of Tucson, Hansen shot his first film, a Peckinpah-esque animated sci-fi short, at the age of 10. After crewing feature films in Arizona and assistant editing in Los Angeles, he attended film school at The California Institute of the Arts. There, Hansen experimented with different ways of both visually and aurally expressing film, making short videos with experimental jazz musicians as well as delving into abstract filmmaking. At Calarts, Hansen became obsessed with bizarre and extreme films from the 60's and 70's and turned this passion into a cable show called Great Exploitations on CH8, the school's infamous closed-circuit station. CH8 has a tradition of zero censorship and Hansen pushed it to the limit by showing such films as the banned Cannibal Holocaust, and Radley Metzger's semi-hardcore sadomasochistic masterpiece The Punishment of Anne. A lovable, foul-mouthed bear, a puppet named Arthur Panda, would introduce each film. Hansen shot Killer Me his final year at Calarts. |
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4 |
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| Film
achievements / News |
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Telluride Film Festival - Premiere
Methodfest - Winner Festival Director's Award
Hamptons International Film Festival - nomination for Golden Starfish |
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