Film Lens
The Goat's Intensity presents a comedic take on the filmmaking process through the lens of an amateur film company. The narrative centers around the absurdity of their attempts to create a film, culminating in an awards ceremony held in a town cinema. This unique setting serves as the backdrop for the film's humor and critique of amateur filmmaking.
In a surprising twist, the film awards the leading lady role to a goat, emphasizing the absurdity of the entire production. This choice reflects the film's playful approach to storytelling and character development, showcasing the unconventional nature of both the film and its creators.
Why Watch
- •See a goat win 1st Prize for acting.
- •Find out how an amateur film company operates.
- •Meet quirky characters in a town cinema.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 1988 and has a runtime of 19 minutes.
•The leading lady of the film is a goat, winning 1st Prize at the ceremony.
•The awards ceremony takes place in a town cinema, adding to the local flavor.
Perfect For
Amateur filmmakingComedy enthusiastsAnimal lovers