Roxanne Prentice

AKP: Job 27 Review

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The dull, repetitive, student film feelng, and drab looking AKP: Job 27 certainly wears its influences on its sleeve, but it’s the perfect example of someone who can show a fundamental understanding of the filming techniques of vastly better iconic filmmakers while missing the point entirely of how they can connect to an audience or tell a story.

Interview: Michael Suan

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We talk to Michael Suan, director of the Canadian shot modern silent hitman drama AKP Job 27 about his love of stoic cinema, how the film lost the dialogue that was created to bring more investors in, trying to find leads for a type of film that rarely gets made anymore, and the importance of locations that feel authentic in silent filmmaking.