8 year old Joe has a birthday he’ll never forget. His school friends tease him for lack of birthday gifts. Joe hides out in the school sick bay and falls asleep, wishing everyone in the world would go away. When he awakes, he finds his school empty and wonders if his wish has come true.
But his fantasy is shattered, when an event darker than the thought of a being the last person on earth, confronts him.
Oscar nominated short film written and directed by Luke Doolan.
SHORT FILM REVIEW
Simply awesome & thrilling. Beautifully shot.
“Miracle Fish is a surprisingly little film that quietly examines the ways in which the words we use and the actions we take can impact our everyday lives. Simultaneously magical and haunting, “Miracle Fish” is a film that will keep you on the edge of your seat until its final moments.”
Source: The Independent Critic
http://theindependentcritic.com/2009_iiff_shorts__slightly_off_center_shorts
DIRECTOR & CREW
Director: Luke Doolan.
Producer: Drew Bailey.
Cast: Karl Beattie, Brendan Donoghue, Tara Morice & Kieran Darcy-Smith.
ABOUT LUKE DOOLAN
WRITER | DIRECTOR | EDITOR
Luke Doolan’s resume encompasses credits as a director, cinematographer, and editor, across music clips, commercials, shorts, and features.
His early days of feature film editing were spent assisting legendary editor Jill Bilcock on Moulin Rouge. Luke has previously shot and edited Previsualisation on Baz Luhrman’s Alexander and Australia and George Lucas’ Star Wars: Episode III.
Luke has been co conceiving and editing for the last four years on Nash Edgerton’s shorts including Spider, Lucky and Fuel, for which he won Best Editing at The St Kilda Film Festival, Australia. In addition to his short film collaborations with Nash, Luke edited David Michod’s short film Crossbow, and Anthony Hayes’ debut feature Ten Empty.
Despite having worked on several films together, Miracle Fish is the first time Luke and Drew Bailey have worked together as Director | Producer.
MORE INFO
http://www.miraclefishmovie.com/
http://www.bluetonguefilms.com/
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/bluetonguefilms/
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