I am thrilled!

Really glad I watched it, found it really thought provoking and left me thinking for hours, which is definatley the sign of a good film. I’ve also started watching your episodes now – i’m pretty hooked!

Good luck guys and all the best,
Hannah

I love it, really.

great great work

Greets from Poland.

This baby of yours, this movie, this vibrant piece of life is a real jewel ! Thank you so much for putting all your efforts in sharing it : this way I *accidentally* got to see it on the Net. Now, what is it about these 71 minutes that moves one so much ? Perhaps the opportunity to see birth closely, slowly, in all its mistery – the birth of a four eyed, one beating heart monster – the birth of an artist-seeker (actually, two for the price of one) – the birh of a wholly new and captivating movie style.

I’m giving your DVD a flight to France ! And recommending this trip around deep links and winged images to everybody I know. And sticking “illegal” ads. Perhaps even a nice poster to close my sleepy eyes on ?
Getting cool projects to work definitely is a hard part : I’ll try and help you modestly, and wish you lots of courage and warmth !

THANK YOU again, you bunch of dream-makers,
Grégoire
Paris, France

Loved the new intro for the Divx Copy! Cant wait to get my hands on the Next DVD Release!

Keep up the good work!

Krumlauf

Saw you at Power to the Pixel – and saw you in Berlin earlier in the year. I’m 100% behind the whole film2.0 movement and good luck with your film efforts. Have blogged about and it linked etc obviously. And watched it naturally!!!

I hope you get a chance to check out my own project which is in a similar style. Slightly different in that we are selling advert slots within the film so as to raise some cash upfront. We can probably make a go of this as we have more film making background that you did at the start of your project – eg. I’m a BAFTA nominated writer.

But that’s enough chat – see for yourself.

http://www.circumferencefilm.com

It’s a modern love story.

FEM is truly a work of art. Also, Susan’s artwork within the film is not only eye catching but somehow seems to naturally compliment Arin’s film making style, while still being separate, and valid in its own right. (I’m going to do a bit of searching on the web,because I’m hoping more of Susan’s work is posted somewhere?).

I know both of you have probably heard this before, but this film really captured so many things about relationships that are difficult to put into words: Base lust mixing with fears of disappointment, uncomfortable small talk, piqued interest followed by a jolt of connection, and that very human “wanting” of deep emotional contact with someone (but not just anyone). Even with all that wanting, I think most of us are afraid of being disappointed when we finally do start to know someone, but I think we are also afraid of being the disappointment. To me, your film touched on all of those issues by showing 2 genuine people trying to work their way through and around them in a unique way. I understand that this film is based on your own relationship? Two artist’s finding their Muse in each other? The whole movie seemed to depict the development of a love so genuine, imperfect, and beautiful that I’d have to be made of ice to not be moved by the concept alone (the framing, camera work, etc elevate this movie to the truly and unquestionably professional).

Kudos, Kudos, Kudos! I’ve never felt so moved by a film that I bought the T-shirt, but I had to get yours. Thanks for making this film.

I am taking classes at SJ and Brad told me about the film and I absolutely loved it! Sheer brilliance…

Keep on keeping on!!!

Pax!

Don’t know if that made sense to you, but I liked the movie.

Hugs and kisses from Brazil.

Oh em gee.

So here I am despite my initial refusal to participate in this, willing to give the benifit of doubt.
Unfortunately I managed to endure the first 4 episodes of your podcasts, and proceeded to skip through the longest 70 minutes ever.

Then I even took the time to read each and every single comment left here on your site by your fans, and it’s struck me odd that only one person had a slightly negative response. Robert.

I love that you both are artists of true and deep nature. It’s freeing to see people go all out when they truly believe.
But i find it terribly sad that you’d go out of your way to make this independant movie which is not supposed to be about the money and fame, and yet call people out to pay off your debt for something you chose to do. Where’s the honesty there?
Now don’t get me wrong, helping hands are always welcome in any situation at any given time… but when you make people believe that you’ve had to endure such terrible things and have sleepless nights and convince them that you’ve truly suffered to make this project come to life… You’re both young, you have the world at your feet, you can do what you want and not worry about what tomorrow brings.

People all around you in this crazy godforsaken world we live in die everyday. They endure torture and struggles you could not even begin to imagine. They go hungry for days, weeks, months. They don’t sleep from fear of dying.

Your idea of love is beautiful, naive and eye opening, but oh so tainted.

It’s like the people who made you believe they were helping you, and then came back for their piece of the pie, their credit or money… it broke you two down. Don’t do what they did to you to the public.

Next time around go all out, but at least be true to what you stand for, don’t be a trader, don’t be a sell-out. Come clean.

But i would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for making people believe.
Everything is possible.