When a film starts by; moaning about how poorly everybody, in in the production of the the film, was paid for their efforts; the warning flag should have been raised.
Everybody has a right to a decent wage, but from a cinematic point of view - any amount paid was too much.
A few of the actors survived this meltdown of a film - but arguably despite it rather than because of it. It's hard to envision how any aspekt of filmmaking could be worse.
Its only redeeming quality is the fact that it is low budget - thus creating a paradox. The very issue they moan about is the only thing 30e nvember has going for it.
It's a 2/10 - a bonus point for the money it saved.
Everybody has a right to a decent wage, but from a cinematic point of view - any amount paid was too much.
A few of the actors survived this meltdown of a film - but arguably despite it rather than because of it. It's hard to envision how any aspekt of filmmaking could be worse.
Its only redeeming quality is the fact that it is low budget - thus creating a paradox. The very issue they moan about is the only thing 30e nvember has going for it.
It's a 2/10 - a bonus point for the money it saved.