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In the 2011 documentary 'Play God', director Teemu Nikki presents the story of a failed splatter film project. The film captures the behind-the-scenes chaos experienced by the crew, focusing on the absurdity of their ambitious vision. Through candid interviews and footage, the documentary reveals the brutal honesty of the filmmaking experience, detailing the missteps and unexpected turns that ultimately led to the project's downfall.
The film runs for 39 minutes and is produced in Finland. It features a cast including Jyrki Arnikari, Okku Rahikainen, Jukka Jalkanen, Mia Holopainen, and Petteri Lammassaari. 'Play God' offers a unique perspective on independent filmmaking, making it relatable for aspiring filmmakers and genre fans alike.
Why Watch
- •See the chaos behind a failed splatter film.
- •Meet cast members like Jyrki Arnikari and Mia Holopainen.
- •Find out what went wrong in an ambitious film project.
Did You Know
•The documentary was directed by Teemu Nikki.
•The film has a runtime of 39 minutes.
•It was produced in Finland and features interviews with five cast members.
Perfect For
Independent filmmakingSplatter film fansDocumentary enthusiasts